After the City Council rejected a plan by Councilman Mike Gay (District 2) to create
John Keane began his public service career 63 years ago. When he joined the Jacksonville
It all began on March 17 when we were informed that Sheriff T.K. Waters, Jacksonville’s
When I started writing this last month, I intended it to be a short piece
One of the bills before the Florida Legislature when it begins work this week will
Since the Dec. 4 tragic killing of United Health CEO Brian Thompson, there has been
The recent auditor’s report on the Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA) paints a concerning picture
Eye on Jacksonville sends a big WINK to Senator Clay Yarborough for pushing SB 1806
Imagine working your whole life, carefully saving and planning for your loved ones, only to
Forbes ran a story headlined, “Musk Mulls Sending All Americans $5,000 Checks Using DOGE Savings.”
Dear President Trump and Mr. Musk, We know you are busy and please note I
School Board members like to travel. That is not a novelty. Most political bodies, including
Much to the chagrin of Democrats and their media, the Florida Legislature and governor reached
This morning, we need all hands on deck to respond to yesterday’s New York Times
The Jacksonville Business Journal recently hosted the Economic Outlook 2025 inside WJCT’s studios. Yours truly
After a drop in the number of murders from 1923 to 1924, some city officials