May 6, 2025Jax Shrimp return to friendly confines of VyStar ParkThe Jumbo Shrimp’s 21-12 record through six weeks is their best since becoming a Triple-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins…By Will Brown
May 6, 2025Jax Beach bans smoking and vaping on the beachJacksonville Beach joined Atlantic and Neptune beaches in prohibiting smoking on the sand.…By Michelle Corum
May 6, 2025Students with disabilities connect with art at the CummerFor 30 years, the museum has opened its doors for a unique hands-on program for exceptional education students.…By Dan Scanlan
May 6, 20253rd option proposed to acquire building for UF campusCity Council member Nick Howland proposed a new option for acquiring the Interline Brands building in LaVilla.…By Ric Anderson - Jacksonville Daily Record
May 6, 2025Former Mayor Alvin Brown is out as NTSB vice chairBrown was the latest of several Democrats that President Donald Trump has fired from federal agencies.…By Dan Scanlan
May 6, 2025St. Johns County approves 300 townhomes near CR 210Despite concerns, county commissioners said the project was more acceptable than other possibilities.…By Noah Hertz
May 6, 2025Black bear spotted in downtown St. AugustineA video showed the bear climbing over a wall on St. George Street near Aunt Matilda’s Steampunk Trunk.…By Francine Frazier - News4Jax
May 6, 2025#AskJAXTDY | Is a carousel still planned at Carousel Park?St. Augustine approved plans last year to return a carousel to the former Carousel Park. What happened?…By Noah Hertz
May 6, 2025BIT OF JOY | Ponte Vedra students place 5th in national academic competitionPonte Vedra High School students placed 5th at the World Affairs Councils of America’s Academic WorldQuest National Competition.…By Heather Henderson
May 5, 2025St. Johns River Ferry sidelined after hitting boarding rampNo one was injured in the incident, JTA said. The ferry will resume service once repairs are complete.…By Jacksonville Today
May 5, 202510 takeaways from Florida’s legislative sessionHere are issues that passed, failed or remain up in the air after the 2025 session.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
May 5, 2025Atlantic Beach now under rabies alert after coyote attacksA rabid coyote is suspected of attacking four people last week. Atlantic Beach police shot it.…By Dan Scanlan
May 5, 2025Big fixes are underway at Lincolnville’s 100-year-old schoolhouseMore than $1 million in grant funding will help repair St. Augustine’s first high school for Black students.…By Noah Hertz
May 5, 2025UF plans to hire away president from University of MichiganA search committee picked Santa Ono as the sole finalist for the president’s job at the University of Florida.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
May 5, 2025Lawmakers add restrictions to ballot initiative processIt could become harder to get issues on the ballot, but proponents say the reforms will reduce fraud.…By Dara Kam - News Service of Florida
May 2, 2025MOSH to close until new museum opens on NorthbankMOSH plans to continue community outreach while it prepares for a larger museum on the Northbank.…By Dan Scanlan
May 2, 202599% of Florida is in a drought, and it’s getting worseNortheast Florida ranges from abnormally dry to a severe drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
May 2, 2025KIPP Bold City celebrates its first graduating classKIPP Bold City High School opened in 2021. The Westside charter celebrated its first graduating class during a May 1…By Will Brown
May 2, 2025Lawmakers put reins on boating inspectionsA bill sent to the governor would block law enforcement from boarding vessels without probable cause.…By News Service of Florida
May 2, 2025See how Trump’s funding cuts could affect your school districtData from the Economic Policy Institute shows how cuts could affect every district in Florida.…By Nancy Guan - WUSF
May 2, 2025C&S Wholesale will lay off 490 and close Baldwin warehouseAll employees, including 132 drivers, will lose their jobs over two weeks beginning July 4.…By Dan Scanlan
May 2, 2025Jacksonville Journey supports READ USA after federal cutsThe Jacksonville Journey Forward board will allocate $30,000 to READ USA to help the nonprofit continue its services.…By Will Brown
May 2, 2025BIT OF JOY | Beaches Library Comic FestThe 10th annual Beaches Library Comic Fest is on Saturday, May 3.…By Heather Henderson
May 2, 2025Florida Senate revives medical malpractice billSen. Clay Yarborough of Jacksonville sponsored the bill to allow more people to pursue claims.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida