May 9, 2025Centuries later, Fort Mose finally has a fort againA reconstructed fort opened Friday at Fort Mose Historic State Park, site of the first settlement of freed Black slaves.…By Noah Hertz
May 9, 2025Irish pub and restaurant planned for East Bay StreetKeane’s Irish Pub would open next to the Decca Live music and dance club, where Justice Pub closed in February.…By Ric Anderson - Jacksonville Daily Record
May 9, 2025Search for president divides FAMU communityCandidate interviews are scheduled next week, and the board of trustees will choose the new president May 16.…By Margie Menzel - WFSU
May 9, 2025Strobes and horns alert Atlantic beachgoers to lightning riskTwo new lighting alert systems on Atlantic Beach predict when lightning strikes are imminent.…By Dan Scanlan
May 9, 2025NUMBER OF THE WEEK | Florida’s Catholic School boomWith a brand new pope chosen in the past couple of days, our Number of the Week reflects Floridians’ love…By Megan Mallicoat
May 9, 2025Parker High grad retires as drum major of president’s Marine bandJacksonville native Duane King was the 40th drum major since the Marine Band was created in 1798.…By Dan Scanlan
May 9, 2025BIT OF JOY | Jacksonville’s most festive parking garageCity parking attendant Valerie Frazier brings festive cheer to a parking garage in Downtown Jacksonville.…By Jessica Palombo
May 9, 2025Hurricane season: The terminology you need to knowYour guide to the language of the Atlantic hurricane season. Know what the terminology means.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
May 8, 2025Shrimp demand is growing, and tariffs could help local industryExperts discussed the trends this week during a meeting in Mayport, part of a shrimping industry market study.…By Michelle Corum
May 8, 2025Mayport’s ferry is out of service for up to 3 monthsThe ferry’s boarding ramp needs repair after the ferry hit it Sunday night. The reason is still under investigation.…By Dan Scanlan
May 8, 2025Veterans get a supportive home in Green Cove SpringsClay County’s first supportive housing residence for veterans opened Thursday in a classic home on Spring Street.…By Dan Scanlan
May 8, 2025St. Johns County backs off plan to demolish civil rights siteActivists sought to preserve the old jail where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was held after segregation protests.…By Noah Hertz
May 8, 2025Westside High students get early jump on medical careersStudents in the school’s medical magnet program will receive both diplomas and certifcation as nursing assistants.…By Will Brown
May 8, 2025Charter school teacher accused of abusing studentsA kindergarten teacher at IDEA River Bluff School in Arlington faces five counts of child abuse.…By Dan Scanlan
May 8, 2025Channel of moisture streams over North FloridaThere’s a marginal risk for severe storms Thursday and Friday across the northern half of Florida.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
May 7, 2025Q&A | Sen. Tracie Davis reflects on Democrats in FloridaThe Jacksonville senator discusses legislating in the minority party, taxes, public schools and women’s health care.…By Mike Mendenhall
May 7, 2025Q&A | Rep. Dean Black says property tax reform will take timeAs the Florida Legislature returns to session, the Republican lawmaker discusses taxes, charter schools, politics and more.…By Mike Mendenhall
May 7, 2025WHAT TO DO | Moonlight Movie; Sunflower & Tomato Festival; Indie NightA free showing of Top Gun: Maverick. a family festival in St. Augustine and an indie music show in Fernandina…By Amy Garrett
May 7, 2025Jacksonville opens first of 4 entrepreneur centersThe city bought the building in Brentwood after neighbors protested plans for a liquor store there.…By Michelle Corum
May 7, 2025Duval Schools changes sex ed, employee conduct policies Teachers are now required to use only the district’s approved tools to contact students, plus other changes the school board…By Megan Mallicoat
May 7, 2025Now you can record a person’s scent in case they wanderA bloodhound at the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office will use the scent to track the missing person.…By Dan Scanlan
May 7, 2025Medical records contradict Sheriff’s Office on jail deathDoctors said there was no evidence Charles Faggart used fentanyl or had a seizure at the Duval County jail.…By Nichole Manna - The Tributary
May 7, 2025THE JAXSON | Streets of memory: Jacksonville’s forgotten urban commercial hubsOnce vital arteries of Jacksonville’s growth and cultural identity, here are four historic commercial corridors that have been forgotten and…By Ennis Davis
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