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There are moments in government when yesterday’s uncomfortable questions become today’s very uncomfortable headlines. Jacksonville

As America marks its 250th anniversary, Duval County is opening a window into the often-unseen

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to drive demand for massive computing infrastructure, Northeast Florida has

Something significant just happened next door in Clay County. And anyone who has followed Eye

Efforts to remove pornography from the government schools continue but viewpoints on how the process

Here is a number that should make Americans stop and think: Major federal healthcare programs

Relying on corporate media for news is getting more expensive for progressives. I found zero

Just when you thought you had phishing scams figured out, the bad guys found another

An idea to put a museum inside City Hall has some merit. Council Member Matt

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

Bookending the Flock camera debate is the equally loud war on data centers. Yesterday, the

I have a question: What is going on with the U.S. Postal Service? In recent

Getting out of August always is a relief, not only because the hot weather will

According to a new report, between 2020 and 2026: Government school student enrollment declined by

Every once in a while, a news story comes along that makes you stop, reread