September 1, 2023Homelessness program gets boost from council presidentCouncil President Ron Salem has invested $13,000 toward a Changing Homelessness pilot program that will help those on the brink…By Casmira Harrison
September 1, 2023Boy killed after dog chases him into trafficThe 12-year-old boy and his brother were walking to a school bus stop on the Westside when a dog began…By Dan Scanlan
September 1, 2023Jaguars owner pays $36.95 million for Seahorse InnShad Khan’s development company, Iguana Investments Florida, plans to redevelop the property as a boutique resort hotel.…By Dan Macdonald - Jacksonville Daily Record
September 1, 2023Nassau deputy jailed after SWAT standoffEarise Ray Rhoden Jr. is accused of firing shots and pointing a gun at a deputy. He was arrested after…By Dan Scanlan
September 1, 2023‘Urban pioneer’ Rita Reagan dies at 83Rita F. Reagan was a volunteer and a teacher, a preserver of Jacksonville’s historic communities as well as a historic…By Dan Scanlan
September 1, 2023Armor Health assailed over immigrant care at Baker jailImmigrants held in the Baker County jail are victims of “systemic and ongoing medical neglect,” the ACLU says in a…By Dan Scanlan
September 1, 2023Warm coastal waters may fuel flesh-eating bacteriaThirty-one cases of humans contracting flesh-eating bacteria have been recorded in Florida’s coastal waters this year.…By Joe Mario Pedersen - WMFE
August 31, 2023PHOTO ESSAY | Black joy in Jacksonville This photo essay is a head nod to the nuance and the full lives of the more than 300,000 Black…By Will Brown
August 31, 2023Fanatics and Panini battle over trading cards businessFanatics, founded in the Jacksonville area, recently struck a deal with the NFL Players Association as it battles industry leader…By Mark Basch - Jacksonville Daily Record
August 31, 2023800 low-income apartments planned in JacksonvilleThe Jacksonville Housing Authority intends to build or buy hundreds of apartments to help fill a critical need for affordable…By Dan Scanlan
August 31, 2023Hurricane Idalia’s aftermath: Over 250,000 without powerDespite widespread damage, only a handful of deaths have been linked to the hurricane, a sizable contrast to Hurricane Ian.…By Emily Olson - NPR
August 31, 2023Twin Peaks delays Jacksonville opening to Sept. 7The sports bar and restaurant is building out at 11892 Atlantic Blvd at southwest Kernan and Atlantic boulevards in East…By Karen Brune Mathis - Jacksonville Daily Record
August 31, 2023Plant-based Wild Pie plans fall openingJacksonville’s first 100% plant-based pizza restaurant will open at Hodges Pointe Plaza at Hodges and Beach boulevards.…By Karen Brune Mathis - Jacksonville Daily Record
August 31, 2023ARTS PICKS | Sept. 1-3Two museums with free admission and a music and taco festival are this Labor Day weekend’s Arts Picks.…By Matthew Shaw
August 30, 2023Relief fund activated to help community heal after racist mass shooting A relief fund that’s helped Jacksonville recover from past hurricanes and the COVID-19 pandemic has been reactivated in response to…By Will Brown
August 30, 2023Condemned building collapses onto street during stormA condemned building partly collapsed Wednesday during the height of Hurricane Idalia’s wind and rain assault on Jacksonville. The former…By Dan Scanlan
August 30, 2023City Council legend E. Denise Lee dies at 71Local leaders remembered the longtime Northside councilwoman as a tireless champion for the community.…By Dan Scanlan
August 30, 2023Duval Schools will resume classes FridayDuval Schools will remain closed Thursday. Clay County and St. Johns County schools plan to return to class.…By Will Brown
August 30, 2023Memorial Park balustrade falls victim to another hurricaneThe winds from Hurricane Idalia once again destroyed the concrete balustrade at Memorial Park in the Riverside neighborhood — a…By Dan Scanlan
August 30, 2023OPINION | Time to cut bait on JTA’s driverless Skyway replacementThere are other options for public transit that are cheaper, carry more passengers and are available right now. …By Ennis Davis and Mike Field
August 30, 2023Power outages spread across Jacksonville areaAlthough Hurricane Idalia was causing limited damage Wednesday in Northeast Florida, power outages were spreading across the region.…By Will Brown and Steven Ponson
August 30, 2023Florida evacuated 4,000 prisoners ahead of IdaliaThe state moved prisoners from 35 facilities to more robust buildings better equipped to survive dangerous conditions.…By Silas Morgan - Fresh Take Florida
August 30, 2023Hurricane Idalia cuts a path through North FloridaHurricane Idalia made landfall about 7:45 a.m Wednesday near Keaton Beach. Tropical storm winds were expected to hit Jacksonville later…By Randy Roguski
August 29, 2023Idalia’s winds expected to hit Jax early WednesdayThe National Hurricane Center predicts 1 to 4 inches of rainfall on the First Coast and a storm surge of…By Jeff George - Storm Center and Randy Roguski