#AskJAXTDY | Why is there a major bottleneck on I-295 on the Southside?
A Jacksonville Today reader says orange barrels in the area are creating a traffic hazard.
A Jacksonville Today reader says orange barrels in the area are creating a traffic hazard.
A reader says she confused about the “landscape irrigation” rules of the St. Johns River Water Management District.
A reader asked us to better explain what states can and can’t do when it comes to a trade deal with a foreign country.
A Jacksonville Today reader asks whether tolls were being collected on the I-295 express lanes in Jacksonville.
A reader asked us which Northeast Florida Representatives voted for new House Speaker Mike Johnson.
A reader asked us to set the record straight about Jacksonville’s size compared to other cities in the U.S.
Will spraying for mosquitoes kill beneficial pollinators in Jacksonville, a reader asks.
Q. After reading that the Jax City Council had extended the area where local homeowners can build and rent “accessory dwelling units,” which are basically small apartment-type casitas, Jacksonville Today newsletter readers Susan A. and Shanell D. had questions: Susan asks whether ADUs would have separate tax bills on top of the main home’s property tax bill and whether they’ll
With the August primary in the books, and most races going to runoff elections November 8, the Jacksonville Today team is answering your voting questions. About 29% of Duval voters cast a ballot in the primaries this week, and 53% of those voters agreed to increase property taxes to fund teacher pay raises, arts and athletics in Duval Schools. But
The Jacksonville Today team is answering your voting questions ahead of the August 23rd primaries. A hot topic? The Duval Schools referendum to increase property taxes by 1 mill to increase teacher pay and boost sports and arts programs. In Jacksonville Today’s voter guide on the proposal, we explained how schools are funded, and who’s for and against the referendum.