Florida Politics ran a shiny story headlined, “Gov. DeSantis set to approve path to making
President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” is out of the House, but whether it can get
Doubling garbage collection fees in Jacksonville is about as popular as ants at a church
When we think of the American Revolution, our minds often turn to the likes of
The largest federal government grant in local DEI history is now on the chopping block.
I am sounding an alarm that every parent, educator, and community leader should hear. I
The pushback against a muley, over-reaching judiciary is starting to spread. Two days ago, the
Action News Jax reporter Emily Turner has pulled back the curtain on Florida’s broken guardianship
Jacksonville city officials are taking a victory lap for what they say is a reduction
As details continue to emerge surrounding the active shooter incident at Florida State University (FSU),
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