JTA’s outgoing CEO Nat Ford is still collecting a paycheck amid massive layoffs and service reductions as the agency attempts to stabilize its budget.

A state house race in our area is catching national headlines after Republican candidate Marshall Rawson pulled off a surprise victory in the August Primary.

We’ve seen data center moratoriums passed in local counties including Clay, Nassau, and Putnam, and the topic has been brought up in St. Johns County as well.

Ahead of the final vote on the $2 billion budget, the looming threat of Amendment 3 hung heavy on the minds of city council members.

Three major statewide races are virtually tied; that’s the finding of a new poll that looked at the Florida Governor, U.S. Senate, and State Attorney General races.

Florida is implementing new rules governing the use of AI in classrooms.

Gateway Jax is asking for more money from the city for its latest planned project -- a 20-story tower that would be built on the spot of the former Jacksonville Landing.

The sail of the USS Jacksonville nuclear submarine, the only US Naval ship to be named after the city, is officially back home in its namesake city.

For the second time this election cycle, candidates in major Florida races would not agree to take the debate stage, and some political observers believe a trend is forming.

Jacksonville is closer to implementing e-bike regulations after an e-bike bill cleared its first two of three committee stops Monday.

Some of Jacksonville’s biggest hospitals are not complying with federal price transparency requirements - That’s according to a new report issued Thursday by PatientRightsAdvocate.org.

Battle lines are being drawn in the fight over property taxes in Florida, with the Florida Realtors Association officially launching the first campaign in support of Amendment 3.

A local teachers union has a warning this Labor Day weekend: It’s at risk of losing its certification. This is the first year Duval Teachers United has had to hit 60% membership or else face a recertification vote - and it’s currently about 900 members short two days ahead of Tuesday’s deadline.

Florida state lawmakers are in early talks about how to balance countervailing interests in the Flock camera debate, and also differ on when to meet to seek answers.

Fernandina Beach City Commissioners will soon decide whether to raise property taxes to backfill revenues lost after local voters overwhelmingly voted to end paid parking downtown earlier this month.