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Florida was ranked the 10th worst state in the nation for road rage in a new Journal of Consumer Research report, with aggressive and careless driving involved in roughly a quarter of all traffic accidents and fatalities in the state.
One man is dead, and another is in the hospital after a shooting in the parking lot of an Edgewood shopping center on Wednesday night.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis unveiled his $117 billion budget proposal on Wednesday morning.
"We’re actively saying, nope," said City Councilman Jimmy Peluso.
JTA’s U2C project and its NAVI autonomous Downtown shuttle program could lose more than $100 million worth of federal grants, according to a new lawsuit.
Two local teachers are fighting back after being pulled from the classroom for making controversial comments in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
Legislation expected to pass council next week would infuse millions into facility improvements at UNF and other various projects and workforce development programs.
West Augustine’s hopes of becoming the future home of the Florida Museum of Black History may have a bumpy path ahead.
There’s a new push to replace the Mathews Bridge.
In addition to the new UF grad school coming to downtown, a prestigious culinary school may also be looking to expand to Jacksonville.
After more than a year in legal limbo, Florida can finally enforce its law prohibiting minors under the age of 14 from using social media.
Governor Ron DeSantis is calling on the Florida Legislature to take aim at puppy mills and support a host of pet protection proposals in the upcoming legislative session.
Almost two years after Cody Bennett and Tre’ Lyons were found shot dead in a car in West Augustine, the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a suspect.
Jacksonville City Councilmember Raul Arias (R-District 11) has stepped down from his role as Finance Chair.
Younger Americans are more likely to support violence to stop harmful speech than older generations - That’s the finding of a new nationwide poll conducted by Florida State University.