September 6, 2024NUMBER OF THE WEEK | Jacksonville Jaguars fun factsAdd up all of Trevor Lawrence’s passing yards and you get roughly the distance from EverBank Stadium to the jaguar…By Megan Mallicoat and Will Brown
September 6, 2024500-year-old map shows first written reference to FloridaIf you visit the Touchton Map Library at the Tampa Bay History Center, you’ll see lots of maps depicting Florida’s…By Sky Lebron - WUSF
September 6, 2024Florida looks to add more nuclear powerWhile utilities continue to build solar facilities, nuclear power could be important in meeting future needs.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
September 5, 2024OPINION | Right under our nosesJEA’s HQ sale is a reminder that we need a master plan to restore and repurpose Jacksonville’s Downtown.…By Sherry Magill
September 5, 2024More flooding threatens waterlogged First CoastBands of heavy rain could bring additional flooding in soggy Jacksonville over the next several days.…By Steven Ponson
September 5, 2024Riverfront parks funding trimmed by $20 millionCity Council’s Finance Committee objected to cost increases for three riverfront parks.…By Ric Anderson - Jacksonville Daily Record
September 5, 2024PolitiFact FL: State parks proposal was further along than DeSantis let onStatements by Gov. Ron DeSantis about developing state parks like Anastasia State Park in St. Augustine ignore critical facts, PolitiFact…By Samantha Putterman - PolitiFact
September 5, 2024Edward Waters University faces trial over union shutdownThe National Labor Relations Board filed a complaint against Edward Waters University for shutting down its faculty union.…By Nandhini Srinivasan - The Tributary
September 5, 2024Last piece added at Norman Studios silent film siteJacksonville has purchased a two-story film stage at the Norman Studios museum, preserving one of the last fully intact silent…By Dan Scanlan
September 5, 2024Jacksonville lands Florida’s first autonomous vehicle plantHolon, a German company, will build autonomous vehicles that will be used on Jacksonville’s Ultimate Urban Circulator.…By Dan Scanlan
September 4, 2024How climate change shapes the home insurance crisisFor more and more people, home insurance is changing their decision about where they should live.…By Jessica Meszaros - WUSF
September 4, 2024AccuWeather scales back its 2024 hurricane forecastAccuWeather now calls for 16 to 20 named storms, six to 10 hurricanes, and three to six major hurricanes.…By Randy Roguski
September 4, 2024Indian market and restaurant planned in St. AugustineChicha’s Cafe and Basic Pantry are planned across four units at the shopping center.…By J. Brooks Terry - Jacksonville Daily Record
September 4, 2024ARTS PICKS | Sept. 6-8A riverfront bluegrass concert, new art in Riverside and Downtown, and a chamber music concert at the Beaches are this…By Matthew Shaw
September 4, 2024THE JAXSON | The fascinating history of Black Hammock Island’s Cedar Point PreserveJacksonville’s Black Hammock Island has a fascinating history from 6,000 years of civilization. Here are four facts about Cedar Point…By Ennis Davis
September 4, 2024Bistro X in San Marco will reopen with new conceptSan Marco restaurant Bistro X and its adjoining sister restaurant, Limoncello Ristorante, will close Sept. 28 and reopen as a…By Dan Macdonald - Jacksonville Daily Record
September 4, 2024Court backs FHSAA for blocking pregame prayerThe prayer was not allowed before the 2015 state championship involving University Christian School of Jacksonville.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
September 4, 2024Labor Day weekend sets hurricane season recordFor the first time in almost three decades, there wasn’t a tropical storm in the Atlantic basin between Aug. 21…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
September 3, 2024Duval School Board OKs employee ethics policies aimed at keeping kids saferThe Duval County School Board unanimously and with little discussion Tuesday approved new employee ethics and professional standards policies. Tuesday’s…By Megan Mallicoat
September 3, 2024Eastside Debs Store reopens with credit union and career centerJoe Debs leaned against the counter on Tuesday between a pair of registers and the memories returned. A smile did…By Will Brown
September 3, 2024Workforce housing project rejected in St. Johns CountyDespite arguments on both sides, county commissioners cited concerns about traffic, schools and infrastructure.…By Noah Hertz
September 3, 2024St. Augustine Beach pier closed for decayed pillarsThe St. Augustine Beach pier will be closed indefinitely until it can be repaired.…By Steven Ponson
September 3, 2024Labor unions lose 63,000 members under new state lawMore than 2,300 public employees in the Jacksonville area lost their union representation after their labor unions were decertified.…By Daniel Rivero - WLRN
September 3, 2024Activist could face $130,000 bill over public records lawsuitCurtis Lee sued prosecutors over public records and lost. Now the State Attorney’s Office says he should pay their costs.…By Bea Lunardini - The Tributary