New questions are being raised about the ties between Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico and Finance Chair Raul Arias and a local company that briefly held a city contract with a children’s agency.

Action News Jax has uncovered new questions surrounding a $200,000 installation event for Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico and financial ties to Council Finance Chair Raul Arias and his family.

Controversial “power grab” bill suddenly withdrawn—what’s behind the dramatic reversal?

AARP is organizing an online petition against JEA’s plans to build a new natural gas-powered electricity plant.

Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico is facing tough questions from Action News Jax over whether he benefits directly or indirectly from millions in city grant money being allocated to his employer, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida.

The CEO of the Kids Hope Alliance (KHA), the city agency responsible for distributing tens of millions of dollars in grants for youth programs in Jacksonville, will face her board on Wednesday under growing scrutiny.

Action News Jax has learned new legislation is being introduced that could potentially shift who has the power to appoint board members.

Action News Jax has obtained a new analysis conducted by the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) that concluded Jacksonville has a better, cheaper, and healthier alternative to JEA’s proposed natural gas plant.

Betty Griffin Center, a nonprofit that supports victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, has been evicted from its office within the St. Johns County Clerk of Court’s Office.

A familiar name in Jacksonville politics is getting back in the game.

The CEO of a taxpayer-funded children’s agency is making changes following an Action News Jax investigation into her outside business activities.

Action News Jax’s Ben Becker is uncovering a potential conflict of interest involving Kids Hope Alliance CEO Dr. Saralyn Grass, who is responsible for managing tens of millions in taxpayer dollars meant to support children and families.

Craig Shoup, who had served with the Jacksonville Bar Association since 2017, was offered the position of Neighborhoods Administrator on September 12.

A local judge accused of abuse of power by a local state attorney has resigned.

A high-stakes legal battle is taking flight between the Jacksonville Aviation Authority (JAA), City Council — and a private aviation company has the city’s top attorney, General Counsel Michael Fackler, grounded in the middle.