June 20, 2022From Green Cove Springs to D.C.: Congressional Black Caucus executive director has local roots A Jax Today Q&A with Vince Evans Vince Evans stood against a wall, listening and nodding as Rep. Sheila Jackson…By Will Brown
June 13, 2022OPINION | Bet on Black womenMy heart was glad when I saw the announcement that term-limited Democratic state Sen. Audrey Gibson was entering the Jacksonville…By Nikesha Elise Williams
June 12, 2022To fight violent crime, Jacksonville offering Rise Up grants for nonprofitsShontae Jackson does not need to be told how devastating it can be when a family member’s life is shockingly…By Will Brown
June 7, 2022THE JAXSON | 5 moments that shaped Jacksonville historyAs Jacksonville celebrates its 200th birthday this week, here are five moments that made the city what it is today:…By Bill Delaney and Ennis Davis
June 6, 2022Jacksonville’s Small Business Equity Fund is stimulus for overlooked companiesDara Davis started All Construction Group, a company she operates out of her home on Jacksonville’s Northside, in March of…By Will Brown
June 6, 2022OPINION | A toast to brighter futuresSaturday, the city of Jacksonville will mark its 200th birthday with a jam-packed bicentennial celebration schedule. It’s also my daughter’s…By Nikesha Elise Williams
June 5, 2022OPINION | Have Democrats already lost the governor’s race?Democrats are in a bad position vis-a-vis Ron DeSantis, and it seems to have them hamstrung as time starts to…By A.G. Gancarski
June 1, 2022OPINION | Where the sheriff lives mattersOne of my least favorite fictions about our region is that Jacksonville and the rest of Northeast Florida are the…By A.G. Gancarski
May 31, 2022OPINION | Between the cheerleaders and cynicsThe Jaxson team is often accused of being cheerleaders for Jacksonville who don’t do enough to acknowledge our city’s problems.…By Bill Delaney
May 30, 2022OPINION | The answer to gun violence? Abolish gunsLast week, I dropped off and picked up my son from school for the last time until the next school…By Nikesha Elise Williams
May 24, 2022THE JAXSON | Uncovering Jewish heritage sites in JacksonvilleMay is recognized as Jewish American Heritage Month. Jacksonville has a long Jewish history, with a Jewish community dating as…By Ennis Davis
May 22, 2022OPINION | Corrine Brown’s pyrrhic victoryMonths back, I pleaded to the federal government in this column space to stop prosecuting Corrine Brown. Last week, they…By A.G. Gancarski
May 18, 2022SPORTS | Jags’ turnaround hinges on defenseOf all the statistics showing how bad the Jaguars franchise has been in the 21st Century, perhaps one data point…By Rob Bradley
May 17, 2022OPINION | 4 local solutions to help fight Jacksonville’s housing crisisWith a shortage of available homes and prices spiking dramatically, Jacksonville is the midst of a full-blown housing crisis. Fortunately,…By Bill Delaney
May 17, 2022Some Black groups say they were left out of Jacksonville’s bicentennial, so they’re holding their own events insteadCelebrating the city’s two centuries of history – warts and all – was the challenge the Jacksonville Historical Society was…By Will Brown
May 16, 2022OPINION | First us, then youRestricting access to abortion is about control. Restricting access to the ballot is about control. Gerrymandering districts at any level…By Nikesha Elise Williams
May 15, 2022OPINION | Byrd’s the wordThe great unanswered question of the 2022 election cycle for Northeast Florida Republicans was what Cord Byrd would end up…By A.G. Gancarski
May 8, 2022OPINION | ‘Ain’t nothin’ goin’ on but the rent’Not too many years ago, it was possible to eke out a living on the fringes of society and maintain…By A.G. Gancarski
May 3, 2022PHOTO ESSAY | Hauling ItA driver shortage in Jacksonville triggered missed garbage pickups by the thousands. Through it all, the men and women who…By Dennis Ho and Ric Anderson
May 1, 2022OPINION | Al Ferraro is driving the narrativeAl Ferraro knows how to read a room. People should finally realize that much and give him the credit he’s…By A.G. Gancarski
April 26, 2022THE JAXSON | Jacksonville’s 6 most distinctive foodsAll across Jacksonville and the First Coast, restaurants pride themselves in serving up fresh Mayport shrimp. This isn’t a particular…By Bill Delaney
April 25, 2022OPINION | Say goodbye, or stay put?There is a big difference between perception and reality. For example, the perception the United States has of itself and…By Nikesha Elise Williams
April 19, 2022THE JAXSON | 7 historic Arab American sites in JacksonvilleArab Americans have a long history in Jacksonville tracing back to the 19th century. Between 1890 and 1920, hundreds of…By Ennis Davis and Bill Delaney
April 12, 2022OPINION | 5 types of missing middle housing Jax should reviveMissing middle housing represents many types of residences ranging in scale between single-family homes and massive apartment buildings. From shotgun…By Ennis Davis and Bill Delaney