In a surprising turn of events, former Democratic Sheriff Nat Glover of Jacksonville has broken
Drivers traveling south on State Road A1A in Jacksonville, Florida, can now rejoice as the
Lydia Bell isn’t about to quit. She is president of a neighborhood association that is
Things have changed a lot in the weird world of politics in Florida during the
Despite all the hyperbole from the liberal media, a bill related to public employee labor
Members of the City Council have raised legitimate concerns about shifting the site of legal
Jacksonville residents select a new mayor next month. The choice is clear and was made
The city of Jacksonville is rolling out a new recycling initiative called “The Recycling Partnership’s
Eye doesn’t have much to say about the debate last night between Daniel Davis and
The Donna Foundation, a nonprofit organization that funds breast cancer research and patient care, is
JEA, the city-owned utility in Jacksonville, is in the news again as two former executives,
Freshman state Rep. Dean Black continues to sponsor high-profile bills in the Florida Legislature, which current is having one of its most productive sessions ever.
There are 655,396 people registered to vote in Duval County. Yet only 168,256 bothered to vote in the first city election – 25.66 percent.
Jacksonville’s so-called “human rights” ordinance is under fire. Pushed through the City Council by the
It might be a good idea to view the “hate speech” incidents in Jacksonville and
Lock Ben up! Lock Ben up! Northside Coalition agitator Ben Frazier was arrested for disrupting