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See all episodesJacksonville, Florida, is a wonderful place to call home. From our beautiful waterways and natural resources to our thriving businesses and hardworking people, this city has incredible opportunities and an even brighter future.
But loving a city doesn’t mean looking the other way when something needs attention.
That’s why Eye on Jacksonville exists.
We’re here to shine a light on local government, encourage transparency, demand accountability, and remind those entrusted with public office that serving the people is a responsibility — not a privilege to be taken for granted.
We believe good leadership deserves recognition, poor decisions deserve questions, and taxpayers deserve to know how their money is being spent.
We also believe Jacksonville’s best days are ahead of her. But getting there requires informed citizens, engaged communities, strong leadership, and the courage to speak up when something isn’t right.
At Eye, we work to research the facts, share important news, and offer opinions that encourage thoughtful discussion. We don’t expect everyone to agree with us. In fact, we welcome respectful disagreement! That’s how good conversations begin and better ideas emerge.
And we don’t just report what’s wrong. We love celebrating what’s right — the people, businesses, organizations, and public servants who make Jacksonville a better place to live, work, and raise a family.
We invite you to be part of the conversation.
Read our articles. Share your thoughts. Send us news tips. Ask questions. And if you have a story worth telling, we’d love to hear from you. Guest submissions are welcome and reviewed by our Editorial Board before publication.
Because this is your city, too. And keeping Jacksonville strong takes all of us.
We’re keeping our Eyes open for you, Jacksonville!