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The suspect led police on a chase after someone reported they were threatened with a gun near Interstate 95 and…
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Beach renourishment on hold in Jax Beach
The Army Corps of Engineers paused its monthslong beach renourishment project in Jacksonville Beach because of mechanical issues.…
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Infant mortality remains tragically high in Florida
Infant mortality among Black babies is double that of white babies, and the rate of births to mothers with no…
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Local hate crime bill called ‘cheap political pandering’
City Council member Terrance Freeman is opposing a proposed hate crime law in Jacksonville, calling it unnecessary and insulting to…
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OPINION | Let the sunshine in: Local government’s transparency problem
Government is at a low ebb when it comes to accessibility, and in Jacksonville, you can find support for that…
20 hours ago
Ponte Vedra Beach man accused of COVID PPE fraud
James Elliott Davis II was indicted on charges of enticing people to invest more than $7 million in a phony…
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Clay County voters can get elections information by text
The supervisor of elections has launched a new texting service that allows voters to access information or report issues 24/7.…
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School employee among 27 accused of soliciting children
A Duval school maintenance worker and a former professional baseball player are among the people arrested in an internet sting.…
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Jacksonville’s strip club law set for court hearing
A federal appeals court will consider whether it’s constitutional to bar dancers under age 21 in adult establishments.…
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Hugo Boss appears headed to Jacksonville
The city is reviewing a permit for a Hugo Boss store at St. Johns Town Center, in the space now…
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Sheriff Office reexamines teenage girls’ slayings
No leads ever emerged in the shootings of Jazmine Shelton, 13, and Megan Simmons, 14, on Aug. 10, 2013.…
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Court considers Jacksonville’s panhandling ban
The publisher of a newspaper benefiting the homeless says the law violates free speech rights.…
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SPORTS | Jaguars get 2 in prime time with challenging schedule ahead
My predictions for every game on the 2024 Jacksonville Jaguars schedule, ending in a 10-7 record and wild card playoff…
May 17, 2024
#AskJAXTDY l What’s being built at Lem Turner Road and I-295?
A Jacksonville Today reader wonders why land is being cleared in Northwest Jacksonville.…
May 17, 2024
JAX Chamber voices support for Jaguars stadium agreement
The chamber will lobby City Council members to approve what it calls “an incredibly important deal for the future of…
May 17, 2024
The latest renovations at St. Johns Town Center
Louis Vuitton, Swarovski and Maggiano’s Little Italy all are expanding or rejuvenating their properties.…
May 17, 2024
Japanese gastropub to open in Jacksonville Beach
The owners of Bento Asian Kitchen + Sushi will bring a new concept when Izakaya Ko opens in June.…
May 17, 2024
EverBank and Jaguars want to extend naming rights
Pending approval by the city, the name of EverBank Stadium would remain in place through 2027.…
May 17, 2024
Federal judge tosses part of Florida’s elections law
Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker blocked part of a 2023 law that restricts voter registration groups.…
May 17, 2024
Former Nassau deputy pleads guilty to drug charges
James Hickox admitted to stealing marijuana and cocaine while working with the Drug Enforcement Administration.…
May 16, 2024
Northside ‘huddle’ draws cautious optimism about ‘Stadium of the Future’
A community investment promise is helping sell the Stadium of the Future proposal, while Northside activists vow to oppose it.…
May 16, 2024
Trauma survivors cheer their saviors at Memorial Hospital
Eight grateful patients reunited with teams at HCA Florida Memorial Hospital Jacksonville that saved their lives and in some cases…
May 16, 2024
OPINION | Author’s Saturday talk should be a hotter topic
Author Jeff Goodell will speak Saturday at Jacksonville’s main library about his book, The Heat Will Kill You First.…
May 16, 2024
Nassau Schools sued over book’s removal
The co-authors of “And Tango Makes Three” allege the school district removed the book in violation of the First Amendment.…