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.

The Hope Florida grand jury report may not have resulted in any criminal charges, but less than a week after its release, it’s already inspiring changes to Florida law.

Duval Animal Care and Protective Services is asking for help, as its shelter struggles with an influx of dogs.

Statewide, Florida Republicans are heading into Election Day having cast tens of thousands more votes than Democrats… But that’s not at all the case here in Duval County. 

Sheriff T.K. Waters is addressing JSO’s use of Flock cameras amid growing concern about license plate-reading cameras popping up across the nation.

Promises to spend $40 million to prop up the Eastside as part of the Community Benefits Agreement tied to the Jaguars new stadium deal could pause if voters approve the property tax phaseout amendment this November.

Jacksonville City Council spent the day Thursday digging into the mayor’s proposed $2 billion city budget, but the biggest parts of the budget sailed through with few questions or concerns. 

The Jacksonville City Council Finance Committee kicked off budget hearings Thursday, digging into Mayor Donna Deegan’s proposed $2 billion city budget.

Changes and cuts to the state-funded cultural grants and longer wait times for processing work visas contributed to the decision to end the St. Augustine Celtic Music & Heritage Festival, according to an event organizer.

A concerned father says his 11-year-old diabetic son was left behind at his school bus stop on just the second day of school Wednesday morning. Carl Futch says he and his son Theodore walked 20 minutes to his bus stop on the Southside and got there 15 minutes early.

Jacksonville City Council will consider approving $413,900 to fund new shelter beds for at-risk women experiencing homelessness in the city on Tuesday night.

Jacksonville City Council members are looking into changing to the city’s noise ordinance, which has not seen major changes in decades.