
Round and round we go
Roundabouts have become commonplace in Jacksonville, and indeed throughout Northeast Florida, but when first imported

Roundabouts have become commonplace in Jacksonville, and indeed throughout Northeast Florida, but when first imported

It has come to my attention that a small number of misguided citizen vigilantes in

Remember Andrew Gillum? Former golden boy of the Florida Democrats, who got caught in 2020

For years, we have warned readers about the campaign trash that lands in our mailboxes

Florida is the state that gave the world hanging chads, the Burmese python invasion, and

It is finished. Nat Ford is out as CEO of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority. The

America is turning 250, and I want to say something directly from my heart: Be

More evidence that the city government needs to revisit its policy for attracting business comes

July 4th is always a special day in America. But this year feels different. As

We noticed the JEA board is meeting Tuesday to discuss raising electric, water and sewer

Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia is not talking politics here. He is talking about something much

In decades of covering politics, I’ve heard a lot of baloney. But I don’t think

Jacksonville residents were recently treated to a headline that many civic leaders were quick to

I have found myself on opposite sides of issues with Councilman Matt Carlucci more than

In a rational world, the 250th anniversary of the founding of America should be a

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was meant to mirror national memory. Instead, it’s becoming a