You’re Paying More. Is Government Cutting Anything?
September 23, 2026
Here we go again. Florida is finally having a serious conversation about meaningful property-tax relief,
Here we go again. Florida is finally having a serious conversation about meaningful property-tax relief,
Florida voters will face three proposed constitutional amendments on the November ballot, and taxes and
For generations, young Americans were given a fairly simple formula for success: Graduate from high
There are moments in government when yesterday’s uncomfortable questions become today’s very uncomfortable headlines. Jacksonville
Something significant just happened next door in Clay County. And anyone who has followed Eye
Here is a number that should make Americans stop and think: Major federal healthcare programs
A Georgia resident recently opened his mailbox and found what looked like a local newspaper:
After more than three decades of service to JEA and the Jacksonville community, Vickie Cavey
I have a question: What is going on with the U.S. Postal Service? In recent
Every once in a while, a news story comes along that makes you stop, reread
An important battle is unfolding in Washington. The U.S. Department of Education has moved to
Eye on Jacksonville recently traveled to Washington, D.C., for the Whistleblower Summit, where families, journalists
JEA announced Wednesday that CEO Vickie Cavey is taking an extended leave of absence, effective
There are many ways to traffic a human being. Some victims are children sold for
Those of us who were part of the Tea Party movement remember Marco Rubio before
For nearly two years, Eye on Jacksonville has been reporting on guardianship and probate abuse