January 23, 2024 City panel OKs funding for JU law school to moveThe $3.5 million would help the law school move into the historic 121 Atlantic Place Building Downtown.…By Ric Anderson - Jacksonville Daily Record
January 22, 2024 Jaxport marine company will triple its spaceEnstructure will take over space of Southeast Toyota Distributors, which is moving to the port’s Blount Island Marine Terminal.…By Dan Scanlan
January 22, 2024 Duval Teacher of the Year drives students to growBiology teacher Gustavo Guzman, the first college graduate in his family, was selected as the winner among 180 top educators.…By Carter Mudgett
January 22, 2024 Former Duval School Board chair will take over OneJaxElizabeth Andersen has been a member of OneJax’s board. She will begin as CEO on Feb. 5.…By Dan Scanlan
January 22, 2024 St. Johns River Ferry plans shutdown from Feb. 5-26.The St. Johns River Ferry will shut down from Feb. 5 to 26 for maintenance and upgrades, according to the…By Randy Roguski
January 22, 2024 Jax plant would convert discarded food to energyDivert Inc. is exploring three vacant sites in North Jacksonville as part of a nationwide expansion.…By Karen Brune Mathis - Jacksonville Daily Record
January 22, 2024 Fees proposed for excessive challenges to schoolbooksHB 7025 calls for people who make objections to more than five materials during a calendar year to be assessed…By Ryan Dailey - News Service of Florida
January 19, 2024 North Florida could see lowest temperatures in a yearBy Saturday night, lows in the 20s are possible along and north of Interstate 10. Temperatures should begin to rebound…By Megan Borowski - Storm Center
January 19, 2024 Fort Mose begins reconstruction of 18th century communityMore than 100 people gathered Friday to break ground on a reconstruction of Fort Mose, the first free African settlement…By Will Brown
January 19, 2024 The St. Augustine carousel may come around againA private citizen is scheduled Monday to present a plan to build another carousel at Davenport Park.…By Ashley Harding - News4Jax
January 19, 2024 Jacksonville sheriff releases racist shooter’s manifestoThe gunman from Clay County left behind a 27-page manifesto before he killed three Black people at a Dollar General…By Steven Ponson
January 19, 2024 Rape survivors invited to tell their stories in artThe Women’s Center of Jacksonville invites survivors to submit art sharing their healing journey.…By Carter Mudgett
January 19, 2024 Legislation allows lawsuits over ‘unborn child’ deathsThe bill would allow parents to sue when an “unborn child” dies because of wrongful acts or negligence.…By Dara Kam - News Service of Florida
January 19, 2024 Inspectors find fraud in rental assistance programJacksonville’s Office of Inspector General found five cases of fraud totaling $314,000 in the Emergency Rental Assistance Program.…By Anne Maxwell - News4Jax
January 18, 2024 YOU’RE INVITED | How Voting WorksA conversation about the process with Duval Elections Supervisor Jerry Holland …By Jessica Palombo
January 18, 2024 Polling locations are changing in St. Johns CountyChanges in polling locations will affect about 23,000 of the 217,000 registered voters in St. Johns County.…By Steven Ponson
January 18, 2024 Duval rated low for children’s well-being; St. Johns is bestA Florida Policy Institute study ranks Duval far below some neighboring counties like Clay, Nassau and St. Johns.…By Dan Scanlan
January 18, 2024 Home Depot files plans for old Kmart site in MandarinHome Depot intends to demolish the existing structure and build a 133,123-square-foot home improvement center…By Karen Brune Mathis - Jacksonville Daily Record
January 18, 2024 St. Johns County adopts state law for youths driving golf cartsDriving a golf cart on designated roads in St. Johns County now requires the driver to be at least 18…By Dan Scanlan
January 18, 2024 House moves toward ban on pride flags at public buildingsLegislation would prevent the display of flags that represent “a political viewpoint,” including race, sexual orientation and political ideology.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
January 18, 2024 Florida education board takes aim at diversity programsThe State Board of Education on Wednesday approved rules that will prevent colleges from spending money on diversity, equity and…By Ryan Dailey - News Service of Florida
January 17, 2024 Spring Park and Englewood communities seek clarity on school renovationsSome parents remain concerned about the size of the rebuilt Englewood and Spring Park elementary schools as well as who…By Will Brown
January 17, 2024 Eastside and Hastings picked as Main Street communitiesThe Historic Eastside and downtown Hastings expect that the designation will help them redevelop their communities.…By Dan Scanlan
January 17, 2024 This Jacksonville tiger cub still needs a nameThe zoo welcomed three of the critically endangered Malayan cats in November. The community can vote to name one of…By Dan Scanlan