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Nor’easter winds and king tides are chewing through the shoreline at Vilano Beach, a stretch that has been rebuilt twice since 2021 and is still washing away.
Jacksonville Transportation Authority interim CEO Cleveland Ferguson announced he will not seek the permanent job, as he described unpaid bills, a lack of guardrails, and leaders being overruled inside the agency.
A JTA board member is calling for members of the agency’s leadership team to resign, saying the board was kept in the dark about the depth of its financial problems.
Early voting is underway in Northeast Florida counties, and tens of thousands of voters have already cast their ballots.
A Jacksonville city councilman says the outgoing CEO of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority should not leave town without answering questions about the agency’s $40 million budget shortfall, even if it takes a subpoena.
A Jacksonville developer is planning a major new riverfront project on the Southbank that could bring two towers, a luxury hotel, waterfront dining, a marina, a grocery store, and retail space to the site of Duval County Public Schools’ current headquarters.
When parents began noticing more students in their children’s kindergarten classes, they started asking questions.
Rain soaked the First Coast on Tuesday, offering a reminder of the flood risks facing St. Augustine as city, state, and federal leaders invest millions of dollars in projects designed to protect the nation’s oldest city from rising water.
It’s Banned Books Week, and Florida school districts are getting a warning from the state.
A Banned Books Week event at state Rep. Angie Nixon’s coffee shop turned into a heated exchange Monday when critics showed up and challenged her over the images on one of its walls.
A Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office arrested one of its own officers, Michael Schrum, on Tuesday on a domestic battery charge.
Florida’s minimum wage rises to $15 an hour on Wednesday. In Jacksonville, that’s still about $8 an hour short of what a single adult needs to cover the basics, according to MIT’s Living Wage Calculator.
School board members are calling for closer oversight of how Duval County Public Schools hires, vets, and supervises the adults around students after two educator arrests in one week.
A laid-off Jacksonville Transportation Authority employee is speaking exclusively to Action News Jax.
A St. Augustine man is behind bars after detectives say he used a private website to sell and deliver fentanyl out of his home.