May 2, 2025 MOSH 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, 2025 99% 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, 2025 KIPP 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, 2025 Lawmakers 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, 2025 See 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, 2025 C&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, 2025 Jacksonville 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, 2025 BIT OF JOY | Beaches Library Comic FestThe 10th annual Beaches Library Comic Fest is on Saturday, May 3.…By Heather Henderson
May 2, 2025 Florida 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
May 1, 2025 Lawmakers vote to block development at state parksA bill intended to keep golf courses and lodges from being built in state parks is headed to Gov. Ron…By News Service of Florida
May 1, 2025 #AskJAXTDY | Can FDOT make construction zone safer on I-95 near Emerson?A Jacksonville Today reader says a merge area in a construction zone needs better markings.…By Dan Scanlan
May 1, 2025 Coyote found dead in Atlantic Beach; city remains cautiousThe city is investigating four reported attacks on residents Tuesday and Wednesday.…By Michelle Corum
May 1, 2025 ‘Agrihood’ development may reemerge in St. Johns CountyThe County Commission rejected the development in November, but the developer is proposing changes.…By Noah Hertz
May 1, 2025 Legislature eases financial burden on condo ownersSen. Jennifer Bradley of Fleming Island shepherded a revamp of condo laws in the Senate.…By Dara Kam - News Service of Florida
May 1, 2025 BIT OF JOY | Longshoremen raise money for scholarshipsThe International Longshoremen’s Association Local 1408 Scholarship Fund hosted its annual golf tournament this week to raise money for college scholarships…By Heather Henderson
April 30, 2025 WHAT TO DO | Ghost Funk Orchestra; Isle of 8 Flags Shrimp Festival; Romanza FestivaleAn indie R&B/soul concert Downtown, Fernandina Beach’s Shrimp Fest and St. Augustine’s Romanza Festivale are What to do May 2-4,…By Amy Garrett
April 30, 2025 Florida wrestles with banning phones in more schoolsMany parents object to the possibility that phones could be banned for the entire school day.…By Lauren Brensel - Fresh Take Florida
April 30, 2025 Jailers say inmate had no visible injuries. Photos show otherwise.A Duval jail inmate claims her face was severely injured when jailers threw her to the ground.…By Nichole Manna - The Florida Trib
April 30, 2025 Police must stop enforcing immigration law, judge saysA federal judge says Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier wrongly told local police to ignore a freeze on the law.…By David Fischer - Associated Press
April 30, 2025 Legislature votes to repeal later school start timesSchool districts objected after the state prevented high schools from starting earlier than 8:30 a.m.…By News Service of Florida
April 30, 2025 THE JAXSON | The rise, fall and rebirth of Duval LaundryFor nearly a century, Duval Laundry stood not just as a place of work but as a pillar of community…By Ennis Davis
April 30, 2025 Mockingbird keeps its perch as Florida’s state birdThe mockingbird held off challenges in the Capitol for a fourth consecutive year to unseat it as Florida’s state bird.…By Aidan Bush - Fresh Take Florida
April 30, 2025 BIT OF JOY | Microgreen kits for schoolsThe Duval 4-H STEAM Club is offering microgreen growing kits to schools in food deserts.…By Heather Henderson
April 29, 2025 Jimmy Buffett license plate could hit the streets soonThe Margaritaville license plate needs 3,000 preorders to be sold to the public. It’s only 200 short.…By Kairi Lowery - Fresh Take Florida