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The 16-2 vote on Tuesday night keeps Winn-Dixie HQ in Jax, company to invest $65 million in stores.
The Duval County Supervisor of Elections has reversed a decision that would have ended early voting ahead of the August Primary on the Saturday before the election.
DCPS confirms ESE Site Coach at duPont Middle and Jacksonville City Councilmember Tyrona Clark-Murray (D-District 9) has been removed from classroom duties and ordered to have no contact with students pending the outcome of an investigation.
Missing deadlines, poor record keeping, fraudulent transactions that went unnoticed for months, and former employees holding onto active city credit cards.
An effort to make city records more accessible has inadvertently resulted in a multi-week period where records will be much less accessible.
Local Chambers of Commerce representing the Black, Hispanic, and Asian communities in Jacksonville should now be clear to receive $80,000-worth of city funds promised back in December of last year.
Florida’s unemployment rate ticked up in March, with more than 520,000 Floridians out of work and looking for a job.
Downtown Jacksonville is beginning to hit its stride. That’s the takeaway of the newly released State of Downtown Report.
Fire crews are making progress on the Highway 82 fire burning in Brantley and Glynn Counties.
JEA’s Chief Human Resources Officer Diane Moser went under oath and responded to claims of a toxic and racist work culture at the utility on Monday afternoon.
A former local youth pastor has been arrested and charged with sexual battery on a minor.
Fire trucks called off the front lines, mismanagement and a lack of preventative measures - that’s the perspective of one firefighter who has been assisting in the response to the Highway 82 Fire, which is ravaging Southeast Georgia.
The current drought and wildfire conditions in Florida are sparking a lot of comparisons to the 1998 wildfire season, which scorched half a million acres in Northeast Florida.
Residents in Clay and Putnam Counties have been hearing a lot of commotion in the skies over the past few days, as aircrews with the Florida Forestry Service and the National Guard work to contain the massive Railroad Wildfire.
Food stamp recipients in Florida may have to take some items out of their carts when checking out.