January 16, 2025Another polar vortex will soon blast North FloridaThe polar vortex is forecast to plunge arctic air deep into the Deep South by early next week.…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
January 16, 2025BIT OF JOY | Principal of the Arts AwardThe local nonprofit Cathedral Arts Project has selected Christopher E. Begley, principal of Samuel Wolfson School for Advanced Studies, to…By Heather Henderson
January 15, 2025Superfund cleanup about to start at Kerr-McGee siteCleanup will begin within eight weeks at the Superfund site between the St. John’s River and Talleyrand Avenue.…By Michelle Corum
January 15, 2025Laura Street Trio to be sold, raising hopes of redevelopmentLive Oak Contracting says it has an agreement to buy the historic Laura Street Trio from SouthEast Development.…By Casmira Harrison
January 15, 2025There’s a new effort to legalize marijuana in FloridaThe new marijuana proposal addresses objections raised when Issue 3 failed two months ago.…By Dara Kam - News Service of Florida
January 15, 2025Fleming Island senator seeks to refine condo lawSen. Jennifer Bradley said lawmakers need to clarify a condo inspection law enacted after the Surfside collapse in 2021.…By Dara Kam - News Service of Florida
January 15, 2025ARTS PICKS | Jan. 17-19John Lennon photos in Atlantic Beach, the Star Wars score performed by the Jax Symphony and classical guitar in Amelia…By Matthew Shaw
January 15, 2025THE JAXSON | Rehabilitated urban passenger rail stationsThe Prime Osborn Convention Center could become a major mixed-use economic hub. With that in mind, here is a look…By Ennis Davis
January 15, 2025Fewer Florida children are receiving routine vaccinationsVaccinations are declining as misinformation spreads and hesitancy increases.…By Stephanie Colombini - WUSF
January 14, 2025City Council overrides mayor’s veto of pay hike for trash hauler; mayor vows not to pay“If it needs to go to a legal action, then that’s what we will have to do,” said Deegan. “We…By Casmira Harrison and Dan Scanlan
January 14, 2025St. Augustine says Nights of Lights may be getting too big“We’re dangerously close to overtourism,” Mayor Nancy Sikes-Kline said about Nights of Lights.…By Noah Hertz
January 14, 2025Homeless advocate threatens to sue JacksonvilleAttorney A. Wellington Bartow notified the city that he will sue over the city’s response to a new state homeless…By Dan Scanlan
January 14, 2025REVIEW | OthelloIf you want a glimpse of the future of dining out, check out Othello in Springfield.…By Hanna Raskin
January 14, 2025Jacksonville Housing Authority lands second CEO pickCheron Corbett Waller accepted the position after the Housing Authority’s first pick backed out.…By Ashley Harding - News4Jax
January 14, 2025Miller Electric Co. sold to Emcor Group for $865MThe 97-year-old Miller Electric will remain headquartered in Jacksonville with its current leadership.…By Mark Basch - Jacksonville Daily Record
January 14, 2025Neighbors oppose townhomes near World Golf VillageResidents fear the 52 townhomes would lead to overcrowded schools and traffic congestion.…By Chris Will - News4Jax
January 14, 2025Sheriff’s Office may move most staff to Florida Blue TowerThe agency would vacate the deteriorating Police Memorial Building in favor of leasing at the Florida Blue complex.…By Ric Anderson - Jacksonville Daily Record
January 14, 2025Florida manatees won’t be listed as endangered speciesThe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says the manatee’s numbers have not fallen enough to change their status from “threatened.”…By Steve Newborn - WUSF
January 13, 2025Former officers of Duval teachers union charged with fraudThe former president and vice president of Duval Teachers United are each alleged to have stolen more than $1.2 million…By Megan Mallicoat
January 13, 2025DeSantis calls for special session over immigrationGov. Ron DeSantis wants lawmakers to mesh Florida’s immigration policies with a crackdown by President-elect Donald Trump.…By Jim Turner - News Service of Florida
January 13, 2025Deegan vetoes extra money for trash haulerMayor Donna Deegan vetoed a bill that would have given Meridian Waste a 29% financial increase without additional trash services.…By Ariel Schiller - News4Jax and Kendra Mazeke - News4Jax
January 13, 2025Drought persists in North Florida despite recent rainsRecent rains have made a small dent in some areas where the drought was worsening, but North Florida is not…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
January 13, 2025Fountains at Westside proposed in West JacksonvilleThe Fountains at Westside would include retail, restaurants, health care and hospitality at the former Westside Plaza site.…By J. Brooks Terry - Jacksonville Daily Record
January 13, 2025‘Agrihood’ community planned in Clay CountyFreehold Capital Management plans up to 4,489 homes in an agrihood development in Green Cove Springs.…By Monty Zickuhr - Jacksonville Daily Record