A Jacksonville Today reader took a COVID test and found she had the disease. Should she report the result somewhere?…

One sticking point for some board members is whether choosing a nonprofit as the buyer would cheat taxpayers out of…

Though less well known than those in South Florida or Tampa Bay, Jacksonville’s Hispanic community has roots that are hundreds…

The two companies have distinct visions of what to do with World Golf Village, and St. Johns County wants to…

The HBCU Legacy College Fair will be held at the Jessie Ball DuPont Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.…

Vehicle traffic is no longer allowed on South Street at 5th Street. A Jacksonville Today reader wants to know why.…

The restaurant in St. Augustine was razed after it was severely damaged in Hurricane Matthew.…

City Council could offer up to $400,000 for a California-based movie or TV production company to film in the city.…

Attorney General James Uthmeier says a court ruling made open carry of guns “the law of the state.”…

Northbound lanes on the bridge will be closed for repairs after a tugboat hit the structure last month.…

Two people were killed and two hospitalized after gunfire in the Oakleaf area, the Sheriff’s Office said.…

One goal since the festival began nine years ago has been boosting the local music scene.…

Live Oak Contracting wants to convert the former JEA campus into apartments and retail.…

Archaeologists believe the fragments are from the shipwrecked Caroline Eddy, which ran aground during a hurricane.…

A manager at the Jacksonville Public Education Fund also has been criticized for comments about Kirk.…

The most recent park design includes a performance lawn, play areas, added trees and more.…

Hurricane season has been quiet this year, but things could change suddenly in the second half of September.…

But City Council would need only 10 votes to override the veto, the general counsel says.…

Engineers recommend moving the Peg Leg Pete statue in Fernandina Beach or protecting it from people climbing on it.…

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is the latest to instruct its officers not to enforce Florida’s open carry ban.…

The permit covers $532.14 million of the $1.4 billion renovation of EverBank Stadium.…

Even a plurality of Republicans oppose redistricting before the next census, according to a poll by Common Cause.…

Breezy Jazz House is seeking $132,662 in city incentives to move from San Marco to 337 E. Bay St.…

A hilarious musical, a hands-on marine life lesson and an afternoon of music hunting while drinking beer are What to…

The court said the state’s ban on open carry conflicts with the nation’s historical tradition of firearms.…

Pinstripes had planned a bowling alley, restaurant and entertainment center at St. Johns Town Center.…

Deputies said they fired at the man when he refused to drop his gun.…

An estimated 6,000 fans are expected at the 17th edition of Ancient City Con in St. Augustine.…

Sept. 10 is the statistical peak of hurricane season, but it is one of the quietest Septembers in 30 years.…

The Jacksonville City Council, at least for now, removed language from the city budget that would ban taxpayer funding for…

North Shore remains a quiet, inviting neighborhood where distinctive architecture and a strong sense of place can still be enjoyed…

But the Jacksonville Jaguars’ owner slipped on the ranking of the wealthiest Americans.…

The State Attorney’s Office says there is no legal basis to investigate text messages between three Jacksonville council members.…

Gov. Ron DeSantis has called for open carry in the past, but the proposal has never passed the Legislature.…

A local artist is transforming defunct payphones in Riverside.…

Intense storms will bring the highest tides of the year, and flash floods are possible.…

The Jacksonville Civic Council says reducing revenue would be “inconsistent” with the city’s goals.…

A design shown in December showcased a lot of trees and an updated version of the big central lawn.…

Developer Aventuur says projected construction costs have grown by over 20%.…

The former Baker Correctional Institution held more than 100 detainees as of Friday.…

Wilson is retiring as superintendent of Castillo de San Marcos and Fort Matanzas.…

Top medical officials say that ending vaccine mandates will erode decades of progress against preventable diseases.…

The chiefs of the fire and police unions say cutting tax revenue will hurt public safety.…

The rules are changing this year on who can get COVID-19 shots and where.…

Our number of the week is $5.6 billion, the latest franchise valuation for the Jacksonville Jaguars, according to Forbes.…

The ruling will allow the immigration detention center to continue holding detainees for the time being.…

County commissioners approved a tentative cut earlier, but they made it clear they intended to go further.…

City Council is poised to lower the city’s millage rate while Mayor Donna Deegan argues against it at town hall…

Medical professionals say removing vaccine mandates could hurt public health and put children at risk for disease.…

The AAA auto club has begun a campaign stressing the risks for e-bike riders and cautioning auto drivers.…

More than $116,000 was improperly disbursed to recipients who did not meet the program’s requirements.…

Locally headquartered grocery chain Winn-Dixie is celebrating its 100th anniversary this month with special throwback pricing and a birthday bash.…

The Jaguars rank 28th in value among the 32 NFL teams, all of them profitable.…

Renner represented areas of Flagler and St. Johns counties in the Florida House from 2015 to 2024.…

The opening reception for a crocheted-art show; a two-day Spanish heritage festival; and a book festival in a gorgeous state…

Front Porch History: Mapping Undiscovered Stories of Black Jacksonville, launching Sept. 4 at the Ritz Theatre & Museum, is an…

Children would no longer be required to get shots for measles, chickenpox, polio and other diseases.…

The late James Day was inducted into the Florida High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame.…

City Council voted to end the program Sept. 26 to save money.…

Publix will become part of Gateway Jax’s redevelopment of 28 city blocks in the city’s north core.…

The city has installed cameras at 10 busy parks and Wi-Fi at four, with more to come.…

The county will chip in $650,000 more than last year to help make sure Nights of Lights runs smoothly.…

Vladimir Anguelov Ranguelov, owner of the closed Karma Automotive dealership, was accused of dealing in stolen property.…

September is Library Card Sign-up Month, and the St. Johns County Library is giving residents an extra incentive to join…

The Jenkins family cited rising costs and shifting consumer trends. The restaurant will close Sept. 30.…

Tuesday’s vote will now decide whether to authorize the superintendent to negotiate the needed contracts.…

VyStar Credit Union is working to find another restaurant for the space left empty by Bread & Board.…

The possibility has stalled plans to move the iconic pirate statue to a museum.…

Pollution, development and climate change are all taking a toll on one of the state’s great treasures.…

Airport officials say travelers on the busy holiday weekend shouldn’t have a problem finding spaces.…

Sunday morning will likely be a wet one across North Florida, and the heat will ignite the sea breeze.…

The city says it will cost almost $22,000 to remove artwork under orders of the Florida Department of Transportation.…

The immigration detention center is winding down even as the state fights an order to close the facility.…

A special magistrate says the county acted unreasonably when it denied a rezoning request for the project.…

St. Augustine is the place to be this weekend for a night of jazz and spoken word poetry or an…

Rayonier Advanced Materials says Fernandina Beach cost the company market value by wrongfully rejecting the plant.…

Ten tiny homes are going up next to Sulzbacher’s men’s shelter in Downtown Jacksonville.…

Mayor Donna Deegan has set a series of town hall meetings after City Council cut some of her proposals.…

The multimedia presentation recounts World War II’s final months through the eyes of authors and photographers.…

LifeWise Academy would take students away from school for religious lessons, provided parents approved.…

Jacksonville has long been recognized for its legacy sandwich shops and signature creations, including the Camel Rider, Steak-in-a-Sack, and the…

JEA plans to build a natural gas power plant and may need to reevaluate its rollout of more solar projects.…

The 65th anniversary of Ax Handle Saturday will be commemorated Wednesday at The Church of Oakland on Jessie Street.…

The once-forgotten St. Nicholas Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery has been restored.…

Attorney Leslie Jean-Bart asked the governor to order an investigation of potential Sunshine Law violations.…

Fines will increase to $100 from $35, but they will not include expired meters.…

Nine officers fired on the man after he holed up in his car and reached for a gun case.…

Attorney General James Uthmeier says undocumented immigrant truck drivers put Floridians at risk.…

Rep. Juan Carlos Porras of Miami says it’s likely he’ll file legislation to get rid of homeowners associations.…

With budget hearings wrapped up, City Council will now debate whether to cut programs to reduce taxes.…

The Food and Drug Administration advises that some shrimp provided to Walmart may have radioactive contamination.…

Educators, policymakers and community leaders are focusing on a child’s first five years.…

Trustees approved Donald Landry, former chairman of the Department of Medicine at Columbia University.…

A groundbreaking signaled the start of a $25 million project to widen SR 16 and reduce traffic congestion.…

DC Power spoiled Sporting Jax’s inaugural match in the Gainbridge Super League on Saturday night at Hodges Stadium in the…

The action came after the medical community lobbied local lawmakers not to scrap funding for teleheath and other programs.…

Police said the shooter followed another driver into the parking lot and shot at his car after an argument.…

Cardinal Flix is seeking financial help to shoot “the Batting Cage” in St. Augustine starting in April.…

Other nests on the First Coast were lost to waves produced by Hurricane Erin.…

Separated by just 60 miles and an hour’s drive on I-95, Florida’s biggest city, Jacksonville, and its smallest both sit…

U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams said she expects detainees to be transferred to other facilities within 60 days.…

The grant from the Delores Barr Weaver Legacy Funds will help meet a particular need among single women.…

Florida transportation officials painted over the crosswalk overnight, angering Orlando officials.…

The School Board said it chose Fleet Landing’s offer of $20 million among 10 it received.…

Duval County Public Schools devoted $120 million to rebuilt Ribault High School in Northwest Jacksonville.…

Home Alone (easily one of the top holiday movies ever) turns 35 this year, and the Florida Theatre is celebrating with…

The Tributary sought opinions after officers repeatedly hit driver William McNeil Jr. during a traffic stop.…

The bank agreed to improve its practices after it was accused of blocking Black and Hispanic borrowers in Jacksonville.…

The Downtown Investment Authority board approved a $6 million increase in incentives to pay for a traffic project.…

The 110-year old Lawton L. Pratt Undertaking Co. is being converted into short-term rentals.…

Touring a national park with the ruins of a grand home and wild horses; watching dogs surf; and experiencing Ax…

The panel said medical marijuana patients should not be barred from buying and using guns.…

Despite heavy opposition, the City Commission hired an outside company to set up a paid parking system.…

Second Horizon Capital says it will expand community programming and shopping options.…

The National Weather Service warns of possible minor flooding along the coastline during high tides.…

Law enforcement is alerting parents, guardians and school leaders about how to protect children online.…

Jacksonville City Council is considering legislation to create a special tax assesssment for commercial property.…

BTI Partners of Fort Lauderdale now owns 6,500 acres to develop two master planned communities.…

Duval Schools is preparing to move the district’s headquarters off of Downtown’s Southbank to the Southside.…

A First Coast High School student was hit by a car while walking to school on Monday. District officials say…

The immigration center planned in one of Florida’s most conservative areas has drawn a tangle of reactions.…

A new self-guided trail connects 20 local Black history landmarks from the pre-colonial era to the present.…

Community members will reflect Sunday on the racially motivated shooting two years ago.…

The shuttle helps shoppers at a time when two of the island’s three grocery stores are closed for renovations.…

Have you crossed oceans to see the Jaguars play? Do you have a portrait of Trevor Lawrence tattooed on your…

Erin is setting records as it became the third hurricane to have the most significant pressure drop in history. Maximum…

Hurricane Erin is expected to intensify rapidly over the weekend and turn north Sunday or Monday.…

State Rep. Angie Nixon of Jacksonville said money spent on “Deportation Depot” could have been used to help people.…

The 100 deaths surpass the 88 at this time last year. The teen was the 19th pedestrian killed.…

Haskell is moving from Riverside Avenue on the Northbank to San Marco Boulevard.…

Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville is midway through an expansion of maternal and fetal care.…

Police said the child found the gun in the backpack and told a teacher.…

A federal judge ruled against part of a law that led to removal of books for “sexual” content.…

Sporting Jax will become Jacksonville’s first women’s professional team sport when it takes the pitch on Aug. 23.…

The association for female lawyers is publicizing a room where women can nurse or change a baby.…

The state will set up its second immigration detention center at a vacant Baker County correctional facility.…

The Shrimp will be trying to advance to the Triple A championship game in Las Vegas.…

It’s been four years since the city selected the artist, with wrangling over the design continuing into this year, email…

Jacksonville lawmakers gave First Coast Energy three more years to complete the combined fuel station and brewery.…

Despite evidence that online learning failed many students in the pandemic, Florida relies on it for juvenile detention.…

The stronger Erin gets, the more likely the storm will turn north late Sunday or early Monday.…

Family night at a Springfield eatery; a festival celebrating bees and honey; and a concert featuring local jazz legends are…

Jacksonville City Council wants a state ethics opinion about the action of General Counsel Michael Fackler.…

Officers took control because Will McNeil Jr. refused to follow instructions, a new memorandum concludes.…

Wildlife officials approved rules for a hunt that could lead to 187 bears being killed.…

Police said the man refused to put down the knife, even when threatened with a police dog.…

Avant Construction is working with an out-of-state company interested in the long vacant property.…

Located about 25 miles northeast of Jacksonville, Fernandina Beach is a historic city of 13,000 residents that spans the northern…

Parents say their children have been removed from class for entire days for uniform violations.…

Three new holes are designed to be played on their own or as an extension to the original nine-hole layout.…

Sheriff Robert Hardwick wants to update state law after multiple children were hurt on e-bikes.…

The county acted in response to legal action from the nonprofit Save Historic American Beach.…

Pearl Hospitality Group also operates Norikase in Tinseltown and Beachside Seafood in Jacksonville Beach.…

The city is kicking in $1 million for the sculpture. The developer will pay the rest.…

Voters agreed last year to raise teachers’ pay, with senior teachers getting the biggest boost.…

Pinnacle will continue to finance improvements for businesses in Durkeeville and Moncrief.…

Jacksonville’s biggest port facility will soon have a bigger fire station and a better fire boat dock.…

Erin is forecast to become the first hurricane of the season by the end of the week, likely staying north…

The bridge will close for a mechanical evaluation, ahead of a longer shutdown in two years.…

Three members of the Airport Authority Board were accused of violating Florida’s Sunshine Law.…

Health care initiatives and some community projects are among expenditures on the chopping block.…

Trout River Food Truck Park announced last week that it would close, but the community rallied to keep it open.…

Regency Centers leases headquarters space in what had been Wells Fargo Center, now called 1 Independent Square.…

Superintendent Christopher Bernier met with Jacksonville Today to discuss district finances, literacy efforts and more.…

Aldi ultimately will have 26 stores in Northeast Florida, double the number it had before buying Winn-Dixie and Harveys stores.…

The Jacksonville area is reporting COVID case numbers higher than they’ve been in almost a year.…

CFO Blaise Ingoglia did not specify which cities scrubbed records, and he did not mention Jacksonville specifically.…

The immigration detention center can continue to operate, but construction is stopped during a lawsuit.…

Sgt. Buck Aldridge is the same officer who shot and killed a man during a traffic stop in 2023.…

The restaurant has been closed since a car crashed into the building and killed two people.…

Two historic churches in St. Augustine, Hasting Main Street and a Boy Scout troop in Atlantic Beach were left stunned…

The Featured Projects site includes roads, parks, stormwater systems, public safety facilities and more.…

The chain, based in Hawaii, is planning its ninth location in Florida, its first outside the Gulf.…

Health experts blame misinformation. Some people think raw milk protects them from asthma and allergies.…

A bike scavenger hunt in St. Augustine; theater that reflects the queer experience; and an afternoon with an acclaimed guitarist…

A Jacksonville Today reader says the traffic signal malfunctions about once a week.…

The cost to challenge a property assessment in Duval County will increase to $50 from $15.…

The high school teacher is charged with inappropriate behavior in the surf off St. Augustine Beach.…

Two tweaks to the county’s tree preservation rules are a far cry from what was initially proposed.…

The restaurant will shut down after eight years in business. A new breakfast and lunch place will replace it.…

The administration has awarded at least one contract for the state’s second immigration detention center.…

This week, the International Longshoremen’s Association Local 1408 — representing dock workers at JAXPORT — celebrated the 30th anniversary of…

Parts of Jacksonville could experience up to 4 inches of rainfall, with 5 inches possible in isolated areas through Friday…

Dozens of Jacksonville schools will start charging for lunch again after a five-year break.…

Today, McCoys Creek is the focus of an extensive restoration effort. Here are photographs taken by the city of Jacksonville…

The St. Johns County Commission decided it does not have the legal authority to stop the demolition.…

The City of Jacksonville launched a data analysis portal, State of Jax, to identify and eradicate local discrepancies in life…

Residents can expect to pay $200 more annually over the next five years.…

The three are accused of violating Florida’s Sunshine Law on multiple occasions.…

Mayor Donna Deegan responded to criticism by the state CFO, who suggested the city is trying to stifle a DOGE…

This month, the Jacksonville Zoo is offering families a budget-friendly way to meet the city’s wildest residents. Through the end…

Under Gov. Ron DeSantis, Florida has executed nine people in 2025, more than any other state.…

State and federal officials must provide written agreements showing who has legal custody of detainees at the facility.…

Ruby George faces up to 20 years in prison on each of three counts. She will be sentenced later.…

The latest segment, from Blanding Boulevard to U.S. 17 in Clay County, could open within two weeks.…

Imsety Aten-Re wants to give back to the community by sharing his passion for cutting hair.…

CSX and FSCJ will team up to build the Hazardous Materials Training Institute at the college’s existing fire academy.…

The Pearl will anchor Central Park in the sprawling mixed-use development on the Southbank.…

The Lotte Plaza Market will offer products from all over Asia and will include a food court.…

The public pool at Carvill Park in Northwest Jacksonville was shut down close to a decade ago, and the city…

The boy walked to a church and called police to say he had shot his parents, the sheriff said.…

Tropical Storm Dexter is moving away from the U.S. and won’t affect Florida.…

Several groups are looking at Downtown Jacksonville for development, including a possible Hard Rock hotel.…

The gangway was supporting more weight than it was designed for when it collapsed during July 4 fireworks.…

Heat killed 199 Americans in 2024, making it the leading cause of weather-related deaths in the United States.…

A. Zachary Faison spoke with Jacksonville Today as the HBCU prepares to identify its next aspirations.…

Tropical activity tends to ramp up in August with more tropical waves emerging from Africa.…

The two were charged in the 2020 shooting death of Charles McCormick Jr. at a shopping center in Arlington.…

The state DOGE entity has requested access to a wide range of documents on Aug. 7 and 8.…

Green Cove Springs’ Food Truck Friday, a St. Augustine nature walk that’s also a meetup for film photographers; and the…

“Callas” will debut at the Jacksonville Arts and Music School on Friday, written by 20-year-old Niveah Glover.…

Women’s pro soccer will kick off Saturday as Sporting Jax takes on the Scottish champion Hibernian Women.…

Median rent soared from $1,238 a month to $1,719, according to a study by the University of Florida.…

The Florida Legislature permanently exempted certain supplies from sales tax, effective Aug. 1.…

Extreme heat drove demand for electricity to record-setting levels on Monday, then did it again the next day.…

How do we know another Douglas Anderson scandal won’t happen? Here’s what the district and school have changed since 2023.…

Local leaders are beginning a campaign against human trafficking, starting in the Sports and Entertainment District.…

The much-loved concert hall is returning with a stacked concert lineup after a yearlong shutdown.…

Hans Tanzler was mayor from 1967 to 1979 and helped lead cleanup of the St. Johns River.…

Live Oak Contracting LLC and Simple State Inc. have submitted proposals to buy the Downtown property.…

Floridians who live in manufactured homes are often older people on fixed incomes. Now lot rents are pricing them out.…

Did something about the school lead teachers to misbehave? Did being an arts school play a part?…

The marquee is in dire need of repairs, among years of renovations at the 98-year-old venue.…

Previous plans to bring back the carousel fell through, but the city is now seeking a private operator.…

The Dough Show already has locations in Orlando and Tampa as it tries to spread nationwide.…

The shooting June 11 shut down parts of Southside Boulevard and rattled nearby shoppers.…

The deal ends decades of involvement in the failed condo project by Choate Construction Co.…

U.S. District Judge Rodolfo Ruiz said there is confusion about the legal authority the detention center is operating under.…

Part 2 of The Show Must Go On, based on tens of thousands of pages of records, as well as…

James Lewis Tellis was fired from the charter school after he was accused of soliciting a child by computer.…

William McNeil Jr. recorded Jacksonville police punching him after a headlight stop — a video that sparked outrage nationwide.…

Retailers praise the sales tax holiday, but critics deride it as gimmick with little benefit.…

The Amelia Concours is moving from Sunday to Saturday at the suggestion of people who attend.…

The I’m A Star Foundation raised money for unhoused students in Duval County with its annual Celebrity Basketball Classic over…

Extreme heat will continue around the state this week, and more areas could reach record highs.…

Ruby George was charged last year with 12 counts of fraud.…

This is the first in a series, The Show Must Go On, examining the handling of reports of teacher misconduct…

State wildlife officials will consider rules for the hunt next month, including a limit of 187 bears killed.…

Jones, a Hall of Famer for the Atlanta Braves, was the lead contributor to the stadium renovation.…

A man killed three women and then apparently shot himself in the head, police said.…

County officials say FCC Environmental Services has cleaned up its act since a disastrous beginning.…

Ryan Biegel was sentenced in the beating of inmate Jarrett Hobbs in September 2022.…

The skies will remain mostly yellowish on Saturday as Saharan dust covers most of Florida.…

The city introduced a “Vision Zero Action Plan” on Thursday to eliminate deaths and cut serious injuries in half.…

Museums like Ximenez-Fatio House are struggling with loss of state and federal funding.…

Marineland’s owners, The Dolphin Co., also are selling a park in Panama City Beach and rights to Miami Seaquarium.…

Know a fabulous teacher in St. Johns County? Let them know Crabby’s Beachside in St. Augustine wants to help them…

Starting Aug. 1, teenagers must complete a six-hour driving course before earning their learner’s permit.…

Republicans polled favored the first lady slightly over U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds.…

A celebration of Ozzy Osbourne, a one-man musical show, a pop-up market, and the debut musical from a new theater…

“The entire stop was not just pretextual, racially motivated, it was unlawful,” says McNeil’s attorney.…

A study by the Florida Department of Transportation says a crosswalk is justified near Wicked Barley Brewing Co.…

The Florida Legislature this year appropriated more than $265 million toward cancer research and treatment.…

Olympian Ryan Murphy joined Jacksonville officials to publicize the city’s summer swim programs.…

Some commissioners want to cut taxes even further, but administrators say services would suffer.…

Sea turtle nesting season is in full swing, and the Florida Fish & Wildlife Research Institute is reporting some promising…

Officials have estimated the facility will cost $450 million a year, fronted by Florida taxpayers.…

The low-pressure system has a short amount of time to develop before it moves over land.…

Some on City Council want to see the rate drop before the budget is finalized in September.…

An unidentified international wholesaler is proposing a $90 million warehouse and 100 new jobs.…

A crop of new restaurants under construction have the potential to turn Downtown Jacksonville into the hottest dining destination in…

The School Board rated Superintendent Christopher Bernier as “highly effective.”…

The task force wants access to buildings and data systems as well as information on DEI and green initiatives.…

CFO Blaise Ingoglia oversees the state’s finances, insurance regulation and even fire safety enforcement.…

The Champions golf tournament will take place in Jacksonville for the last time this year.…

The Sheriff’s Office says the department is investigating whether any of the officers violated policies.…

Jacksonville Today compiled a list of school supply giveaways throughout Duval County ahead of the 2025-26 academic year.…

The organization, now called First Coast Habitat for Humanity, also has a new interim leader.…

City officials hope the “road diet” — shrinking the road from four lanes to two — will attract businesses.…

St. Johns County’s Sing Out Loud Festival returns in September, and artist workshop Make Space is collaborating with the fest…

Sgt. William H. Cox has been investigated six times within the Sheriff’s Office, including once for use of force.…

The union is concerned that county commissioners will cut taxes at a time when the fire department needs to grow.…

The Florida Trust for Historic Preservation included four sites in Northeast Florida on its “11 to Save” list for 2025.…

The jobless rate in the Jacksonville metropolitan area rose from 3.6% in May to 4.2% in June.…

Donations and adoptions are down substantially as County Road 220 is widened to four lanes.…

A Jacksonville Today reader asks about what look like smokestacks atop the new Duval County Medical Examiner’s Office.…

The National Park Service wants to move Fort Caroline to higher ground due to flooding from the St. Johns River.…

Justices said the plan, which broke up a majority Black congressional district, did not violate the Constitution.…

County officials were trying to chase down a rumor about the facility while state officials began construction.…

Take a look at the money Jacksonville spends.…

St. Augustine Mayor Nancy Sikes-Kline says the city’s relationship with Israel is stronger than ever after a recent trip there.…

Residents, business owners and advocates want to ensure the city fulfills the promises it has made to the Eastside.…

The boutique closed Downtown in February, but it plans to reopen in Springfield late this year.…

The developer said the 125-room hotel would be flagged as either a Marriott or Hilton.…

Exactly how Critical Response Strategies LLC got the contract is unclear.…

Celebrating 25 years of community redevelopment in St. Augustine; the Beaches Museum’s war exhibit and MOCA’s throwback show are What…

Some City Council members say they’ll support reducing the city’s millage rate if they can cut the mayor’s budget.…

Gate’s president, former Mayor John Peyton, also is reviving a book club he created as mayor.…

Animal Care and Protective Services aims to find homes or foster families for 100 dogs by the end of the…

Osprey Ridge is the university’s first major housing expansion since 2009.…

The main entrance has moved to the Borowy Family Critical Care Tower at Palm Avenue and Baptist Way.…

Officers shot the man after he ripped out a woman’s hair and refused to let her go.…

Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred said he has “no reason to quibble” with reports of a sale.…

Michael Bernard Bell became the eighth person executed in Florida this year, matching a modern-era record.…

Property values are still increasing, so bills could go up even if the tax rate stays the same.…

A former music teacher is charged with molesting two children under age 12, a dozen years apart.…

Epic-Cure had just hired three seniors to teach them workforce skills. Three days later, their jobs were cut.…

Officers must first be trained before they can take action, and UNF says no ICE activity has been reported on…

The coffee chain plans to open a store in the Bank of America Tower on North Laura Street.…

Statewide, four people have died of the bacterium, which is found in warm, brackish seawater and undercooked seafood.…

Mayor Donna Deegan’s 2025-26 city budget increases spending on police and fire and maintains the current tax rate.…

Youth baseball coaches and nonprofits have sought to revive the game in Jacksonville’s urban communities.…

Heavy rains could lead to flash flooding in parts of the state, especially in parched South Florida.…

The $20 million project was originally scheduled for completion in November.…

Local lawmakers secured millions for local road and highway projects, museums, water treatment, resiliency efforts and more. …

The state is trying to eliminate pavement markings that do not help control traffic.…

The state’s two chapters merged as the recently passed “Big Beautiful Bill” threatens clinics across the country.…

Michael Bell is scheduled to be executed Tuesday for killing two people outside a Jacksonville bar.…

A short stretch of County Road 220 is shut this weekend to lay new pipes.…

Whiskey Jax says restaurant customers in general aren’t spending as much as they used to.…

CSX said realignment was necessary to improve performance and ensure long-term success.…

Rep. Angie Nixon and other legislators sued after they were denied access to the immigrant detention facility.…

The Public Trust for Conservation released a study saying the effects could last for decades.…

The lawsuit alleged that Black and Haitian American workers were subjected to repeated slurs and mistreatment.…

The exhibit at the Beaches Museum captures how wars have changed the landscape of the First Coast.…

Jacksonville is trying to finish a drainage project to alleviate the problem, but residents remain frustrated.…

A beekeeping class, a rocking send-off for the MOSH planetarium, and a concert tribute to Linda Ronstadt are What to…

Jacksonville modeled its own immigration law after the state law, which remains the subject of a court battle.…

The Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens is helping the Puerto Rican crested toad rebound from the brink of extinction.…

The ruling by U.S. District Judge Mark Walker gave hope to groups proposing marijuana and Medicaid issues.…

For the first time, the cruise line is using teenage interns to help guide passengers in Jacksonville’s cruise terminal.…

A police officer shot a man to death after an armed robbery at a store in the Brentwood area.…

Firefighters are seeking changes during contract negotiations, with a second meeting scheduled Wednesday.…

A fence in Smith Lake was recently removed to let aquatic creatures swim freely.…

Located 18 miles southeast of Downtown Jacksonville, Bayard is a historic community with a rich cultural story.…

Local chocolatiers and candy shops are seeing steady price increase caused by high demand and low global cocoa yields.…

City and nonprofit leaders will try to find other ways of funding the Emerald Trail after the federal grant was…

The city of Jacksonville has opened an online swag store with logos designed by local artists. Celebrate with a Rex…

The Jacksonville Zoo is offering discounted admission on select days in July.…

Atlantic Beach is fighting Vitex, an invasive plant that weakens sand dune resistance to storms.…

An engineering firm will look into why a gangway collapsed during Fernandina Beach’s July 4th fireworks.…

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Florida school’s annual performance for the most recent academic year Monday during a news conference at…

The future of the federal agency that counties like St. Johns rely on for rebuilding is uncertain, at the same…

Amazon is making moves to add its online pharmacy service to its existing dozen fulfillment and delivery centers in Northeast…

Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters and staff hold the first of six summer town hall meetings with the community this week.…

Repairs on Bay Street could last through the week.…

Beer and Ballet offers dance classes in unconventional environments.…

The captain took improper steps when one of the ferry’s throttles failed to respond, a JTA report says.…

The governor vetoed more than $19 million that lawmakers had approved for Northeast Florida.…

A new campaign — Keep Jax Cute – Don’t Pollute — will increase community education and enforcement.…

The new restaurant is in the Publix-anchored Johns Creek Center at 2851 County Road 210 W.…

Fatburger plans to open 40 sites in Florida, including one on Blanding Boulevard in Orange Park.…

Police launched a “spring surge” plan after violence erupted during spring holidays last year.…

Fireworks in Fernandina, an evening of music at the Jax Zoo and a local-vendor market in West City St. Augustine…

Zunzibar describes itself as a “beachy sports bar” that serves sandwiches, wings, cocktails and frozen drinks.…

The studio will occupy space on the ground floor of the historic Greenleaf & Crosby Building.…

City officials say the change on Adams and Forsyth streets will make them more friendly to pedestrians and businesses.…

The 51 percent of Duval County third-grade students who scored a Level 3 or higher on the Florida Department of…

Three elected members of the St. Johns Airport Authority Board have been charged with Sunshine Law violations.…

One of our favorite Jacksonville traditions has returned for an 11th year: Gelato July at Peterbrooke! Every Wednesday in July,…

Meteorologists and scientists warn of severe consequences when the satellite data ends July 31.…

The veto ended what appeared to be the most promising effort in years to remove the dam.…

The facility would be the second in Florida. President Donald Trump toured the first facility Tuesday in the Everglades.…

Here’s a wrap-up of some of the area’s major Independence Day events and fireworks displays.…

Cathedral Arts Project students recently participated in an art workshop with artist Scotie Cousin.…

Golden, a 21-year veteran of the department, was selected from a field of 17 candidates.…

Plans to demolish the 75-year-old building in Vilano Beach are off the table, but that could change in the next…

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a package eliminateding a commercial-lease tax and providing several sales tax breaks.…

The money will be used to accelerate global health care innovation.…

Ryan Perry was accused of inappropriately touch a woman who had called to report a theft.…

A new mural by recent Flagler College graduates Gem Hansen and Emily Lacour was unveiled last week at the St.…

Many employers say it’s hard to find people with skills in critical thinking, data analysis and problem solving.…

The National Hurricane Center says there’s a 20% chance of development over the next seven days.…

Christopher Allen-Black will serve 12 months’ probation for exposing himself at the Walt Disney World Dolphin Resort.…

Jacksonville’s autonomous people movers will begin passenger service Downtown after months of testing.…

The Metro Gardens Neighborhood Association says the office threatens their health, safety and dignity.…

The oceanfront seafood restaurant opened at 333 First St. N., in the former space of Salt Jax Beach.…

The program will compensate people who were subjected to abuse at the Arthur G. Dozier School between 1940 and 1975.…

Cross and Sword became a staple at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre and ran for more than 30 years…

More public money could available for residential development Downtown and affordable housing across Duval County.…

A new Community Redevelopment Agency has a plan to bring life and money to the growing section of town.…

The Jacksonville developer will preserve the historic hotel and build a new mixed-use building across the street.…

EnClave at WGV would start with 52 townhomes, and 16 of those would be reserved for workforce housing.…

The electric vehicle manufacturer plans to open a service and demo center in St. Augustine in early 2026.…

A new program encourages the Jax community to send letters to veterans in hospice care.…

The local NAACP and Upsilon Lambda chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity hosted a town hall on education.…

The incentives deal for the graduate campus in Downtown Jacksonville is headed to Mayor Donna Deegan for her signature.…

A murder mystery play in Fernandina, Academy Award-winning film ‘Flow’ Downtown and a Black Music Month concert in LaVilla are…

The search to replace retiring Chief Keith Powers is down to five finalists.…

Gov. Ron DeSantis said the state is looking to create detention facilities across Florida and Camp Blanding has the space.…

Seven Bridges is owned by Kelly Cos. of Southern California, which closed Ragtime Tavern in Atlantic Beach in January.…

Jax Today readers disagree with a recent study that named Jacksonville America’s most boring city.…

Environmentalists are raising alarms about “Alligator Alcatraz,” a detention center on a partially-built airstrip in the Everglades.…

While Jacksonville is associated with pungent paper mills and roasted coffee, much of the city was once defined by a…

A City Council effort to override the mayor’s veto fell short, allowing it to stand.…

Duval County Circuit Judge Jeb Branham on Tuesday refused to grant a new trial or resentencing hearing for a Jacksonville…

The West Augustine Improvement Association is using state funds to locate unmarked graves in the historic San Sebastian and Pinehurst…

Jacksonville’s growing Northeast corner gained the city’s news fire station after Tuesday’s ribbon cutting.…

Burrito Gallery was known in Jacksonville for its fast-casual Southwestern menu, which it described as “Jax Mex.”…

JEA’s budget next year will include a $178 million contribution to the city’s general fund.…

The Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville announced the winners of its 2025 Arts Awards.…

The nonprofit community blood center LifeSouth is offering free A1c test this summer to entice more people to give blood.…

New rules in St. Augustine will make it easier for police to crack down on loud and disruptive noises at…

Eric Green, who has served as JaxPort’s CEO for eight years, will have another five years at the helm with…

State officials say that Florida’s economy doesn’t show “signs of concern” after the state’s unemployment numbers remained unchanged May from…

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed two bills Monday that make changes to the regulation of condos and cooperatives and increase…

Jacksonville Today’s What to Do contributor Amy Garrett is fostering one of the kittens from Jacksonville’s animal shelter, and she…

A City Council bill would set aside $3 million to invest in a Jacksonville Affordable Housing Fund.…

The heat index could surpass 100 degrees over the next week, the National Weather Service says.…

The summer solistice will occur tonight, and the hours of daylight will gradually shrink until Dec. 21.…

The Board of Governors approved Johnson despite loud opposition from segments of the FAMU community.…

Downtown pie shop Mixed Fillings ranks as one of the country’s best according to USA Today.…

Much of the money has been shifted to protect agricultural lands from development.…

A pride celebration in St. Augustine, small publishers’ fest in Downtown Jax and a Juneteenth chamber music concert at JU…

After lobbying from two community members, the School Board restricted the books to older students.…

Colin Tarbert, a longtime Baltimore development executive, will recieve annual compensation of $297,000.…

Patrick Zalupski is part of the potential buyers group, along with Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp owner Ken Babby.…

Businesses say they’ll suffer, and residents fear the city’s small-town charm will disappear.…

Authorities in Jacksonville and New York are investigating the Karma Automotive dealership on Beach Boulevard.…

Jacksonville University is launching a Sea Turtle Program in conjunction the turtle patrol program in St. Johns County.…

Students from the I’m A Star Foundation created Empower Me, which includes daily affirmations and exercises.…

The expansion will support the growth of Danone’s coffee and creamer products, including International Delight.…

Enjoy your Wednesday night with these three local events.…

The restaurant, owned by chef Tom Gray, features his take on the Detroit-style pie along with a full menu.…

Maxwell House was neither the first nor the only company to fill Jacksonville’s air with the fragrance of fresh-roasted beans.…

A federal judge ruled that Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier flouted her injunction against a new immigration law.…

The County Commission is considering whether to raise fees by $80 this year plus additional increases over five years.…

The grant is one of 13 awarded by Walmart and the Feeding America network.…

Thomas Smith was serving his second term on the Green Cove Springs City Council.…

The Jacksonville Public Library will host Jacksonville native and Pulitzer Prize winner Kevin Sack on Friday.…

Jacksonville University students will study sea turtles through a new partnership with the Mickler’s Landing Turtle Patrol.…

Democratic Rep. Angie Nixon of Jacksonville cast one of only two dissenting votes against the budget.…

St. Augustine has asked for more money to help the holiday event run more smoothly this year.…

The city will no longer stage fireworks from up to five sites, a practice started during the pandemic.…

Heat-related deaths doubled from 1999 to 2023, with 21,518 deaths recorded during that period.…

A budget plan finalized Friday sets aside $6.25 million to restore the Ocklawaha River.…

Superstar singer Shania Twain is making a big donation to Feeding Northeast Florida.…

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a death warrant for Michael Bernard Bell, which would be a record-tying eighth execution this year.…

A St. Augustine legislator sponsored a law that lists highways as a dangerous condition for students walking.…

A teacher at Calvary Christian Academy has been charged with soliciting a child for sex.…

Florida loves its boating, with more than 1 million seaworthy vessels registered in just the last year. At the same…

A crane was used to remove some vehicles from atop the parking garage at Jacksonville International Airport.…

The average high temperature in Jacksonville was 88.8 degrees, the highest in recent history.…

A City Council Committee of the Whole voted 15-0 to support a development agreement with the University of Florida.…

United Way will allocate $4 million, while LISC Jacksonville will provide another $1 million to developers to build homes in…

VyStar Ballpark, home of the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, is in the running to be named the Best Triple-A Ballpark in…

Police say the man threatened to run over demonstrators during No Kings Day rallies on Saturday.…

A new ownership group is changing the business name and renovating the upstairs to add a lounge area.…