
Clay County Guardianship Task Force Makes Its First Arrest — Now Keep Going
Well, that didn’t take long. Less than a month after Clay County announced its new

Well, that didn’t take long. Less than a month after Clay County announced its new

Years ago, someone told me something about leadership that has stuck with me: Wisdom comes

There is plenty to be disturbed about in the allegations coming out of Cornell University.

Sometimes a press release lands in your inbox and you think: Well, this is worth

Years ago, I was hired by the JEA Board, during Jim Dickenson’s tenure as CEO,

I am seeing more and more warnings about Amendment 3 — especially involving our police

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