News across Greater Jacksonville

City Council Regular Session – October 6, 2026 Agenda Now Available
The agenda and meeting packet for the City Council Regular Session on October 6, 2026 are now available on the City’s website. The meeting will be held at City Hall starting at 6:00 PM.

Clay County woman accused of draining $100K from disabled person in her care
Inez Sullivan is accused of transferring the disabled person's money to her own account for more than seven years.

DeSantis exercises ‘unprecedented’ power to label groups ‘domestic terrorists’
A new law makes it a crime to provide "material support’ to domestic terrorist organizations.
Notice of CLAM Meeting
THE NASSAU COUNTY CONSERVATION LANDS ACQUISITION AND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (CLAM) WILL HOLD ITS REGULARLY SCHEDULED COMMITTEE MEETING

WHAT TO DO | Island Hop Beer & Spirits Fest; ‘Floribunda’ opening; Pride Fest; Crocodile talk
A craft beer & spirits fest in Fernandina Beach; the Floribunda art opening in Riverside; Jacksonville's annual LGBT pride parade and fest; and a presentation on croc conservation at UNF are What to Do this weekend.

All Eyes on Jacksonville
Jacksonville is one of the top five cities to watch in North America. So says Oxford Economics in its 2026 Global Cities Index Report. Rounding out the top five are […]

Inside Amendment 3
Tax Relief and Local Revenue Amendment 3 is among the measures Florida voters will consider inin next month’s election. The amendment proposes increasing the homestead tax exemption to $150,000 in […]

San Jose Streets See a Path Out of Flooding
When Grady Pope moved into his home on Ponce De Leon Avenue in the San Jose neighborhood in 2020, he quickly realized that, without a drainage system, heavy rains brought […]

Connection, Activation and Vibrancy in the Heart of Downtown
Residents had an opportunity to review design plans for the Emerald Trail’s City Center Link at a community meeting hosted by Groundwork Jacksonville and the City of Jacksonville on Wednesday, […]

KHHS senior Thomas selected for FHSAA committee
Keystone Heights High School senior Ryder Thomas is one of 10 new members of the Florida High School Athletic Association Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. The committee, which is composed of 16 members in all, focuses on issues facing student-athletes and presenting a positive…

Haskell Way Approved for the Southbank
Following unanimous city council approval, Museum Circle will soon be known as Haskell Way, honoring longtime Jacksonville businessman and philanthropist Preston Haskell III. The Jacksonville City Council voted 17-0 to […]

Leading in Leaps and Bounds
For sixth graders at Riverside Presbyterian Day School, learning isn’t just about the subjects they study; it’s also about learning how to become servant leaders. This intentional part of the […]