Last year, a teacher in the public schools angered the PC Police and was brought
One of the things that happened to the newspaper business as it started down the
What a difference a year makes. Every year, the city’s annual financial statement shows the
Lester Parmenter died last week, closing the book on an event that held the attention
The stirring sight of hundreds of boats cruising down the Intracoastal Waterway waving American flags
The bare earth at the foot of Laura Street in downtown Jacksonville serves as a
An all-out effort is under way by the Democrat Party to use the current health
“Free money” from the federal government has arrived in City Haul and is being redistributed,
Jacksonville’s contentious and controversial “human rights” ordinance was dealt a blow at the hands of
As it continues a descent into liberalism, the Florida Times-Union reached a new low last
Jacksonville residents who have visited the nation’s capital in the past might be shocked to
Illegal, unethical or just a shrewd political move? That’s what everyone in courthouse circles is
Small businesses are the lifeblood of the U.S. economy. They have been swiftly and drastically
By re-opening the local beaches, Mayor Lenny Curry triggered a lot of liberal snowflakes, but
School officials kept insisting on putting a proposed tax increase on the ballot in November,
Liberal newspapers throughout Florida are berating Gov. Ron DeSantis for the way he is handling