A Clay County judge’s son has been arrested and charged with 15 counts of possessing child pornography.

Florida’s version of the national SAVE Act cleared the finish line Thursday evening, and if signed by the Governor, it will come with new citizenship verification requirements to vote.

State lawmakers are inching closer to creating new restrictions on data centers in Florida aimed at protecting utility customers.

The investigated has become the investigator. Council President Kevin Carrico is ratcheting up the pressure on JEA after launching a special investigatory committee to delve into various accusations against JEA Wednesday morning.

The race to pick new leadership on the Jacksonville City Council officials begins, and all eyes are on the slate of candidates running to become the next Vice President.

After banning DEI at the state level, in Florida colleges and universities and K-12 public schools, the Florida Legislature passed a bill Tuesday that would extend the prohibitions to local governments as well.

We’re learning more about accusations that JEA may have failed to collect as much as $100 million worth of fees.

Thousands of Floridians are looking to the skies with confusion and fear and sending complaints of alleged weather modification activities to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. 

JTA’s spending is coming under new scrutiny with an Inspector General’s report suggesting the company selected for a project may have gotten insider information from someone within the agency to help ensure it secured the pricey contract.

Following news that EverBank is considering leaving downtown for the suburbs, in part due to security costs, the Duval DOGE committee dug into statistics on the downtown homeless situation on Tuesday.

A “big favor”, followed by big accusations and a big subpoena have now led to big shakeups on the JEA Board of Directors.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier and the City of Jacksonville are likely headed towards a courtroom battle to determine the fate of $5 million in taxpayer funds.

Massive multi-thousand-acre developments could be put on the fast track for approval with minimal community input if legislation nearing the finish line at the Florida Capitol gets the nod from state lawmakers.

An overtime scandal at JSO has brought to light a love affair between a rank-and-file officer and top brass at the agency.

A Jacksonville Sheriff’s Officer was arrested and a JSO Division Chief has resigned her appointment stemming from an alleged overtime scandal.