A dispute between JEA and Mayo Clinic over nearly $19 million in unpaid utility fees may be just one piece of a much larger problem.

A new batch of text messages obtained by Action News Jax’s Ben Becker reveals more background on the controversy surrounding leadership at JEA.

A federal labor arbitrator has ruled that the City of Jacksonville improperly punished a district chief with the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department, and that the Mayor’s office – influenced by negative publicity - became deeply involved in discipline discussions.

Action News Jax Ben Becker has learned a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office officer has been arrested, accused of stealing more than $14,000 worth of overtime.

Action News Jax’s Ben Becker has learned from multiple sources that Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico has been served a subpoena by the State Attorney’s Office.

City leaders in Jacksonville are once again butting heads over proposed legislation that the Mayor’s Office previously described as a “power grab.”

For nearly a decade, Jacques Klempf has owned Cowford Chophouse in downtown Jacksonville, but nothing prepared him for a federal lawsuit over his website.

Political tension is intensifying in Jacksonville as Mayor Donna Deegan and former Mayor Lenny Curry publicly clash over controversy surrounding the city-owned utility, JEA.

Tensions are escalating at JEA as Donna Deegan and top utility leaders publicly addressed allegations of racism, a toxic workplace, and political meddling tied to the utility’s board.

City Council President Kevin Carrico made bomb shell allegations on Thursday accusing Jacksonville’s city-owned utility JEA of racism, having a toxic corporate culture and suggesting CEO Vickie Cavey has leadership challenges.

Action News Jax’s Ben Becker has learned that the man Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico wanted on JEA’s board as a “favor” will no longer pursue the opportunity.

All four face misdemeanor criminal mischief charges in connection to a December incident involving shooting paintball guns at property, civilians, and a JSO cruiser.

A text message is raising questions about how one of Jacksonville’s most powerful public boards is chosen.

Under FDOT’s own contract, the safety poles are supposed to be replaced within days if they are knocked down or go missing. If they aren’t, the maintenance contractor can face steep fines.

Both Carlucci and his father, Matt Carlucci, currently serve on City Council, raising questions about potential conflicts under existing nepotism rules if the younger Carlucci ran for a leadership position.