Why Is Police and Fire Always the First Threat When Taxpayers Might Get a Break?
September 26, 2026
I am seeing more and more warnings about Amendment 3 — especially involving our police
I am seeing more and more warnings about Amendment 3 — especially involving our police
Here we go again. Florida is finally having a serious conversation about meaningful property-tax relief,
People who spend your money are trying mightily to convince you not to withhold any
The affordability narrative continues crumbling. Just over a week ago, USA Today reported, “Home prices
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
I’ve never understood the mania for keeping every building in Jacksonville. If we did what
An interesting approach has been taken by the mayor’s office to present the city budget
You could have knocked me over with a feather. I’m reaching into my inexhaustible supply
Just when you think you have heard every disturbing story from the guardianship and probate
Roundabouts have become commonplace in Jacksonville, and indeed throughout Northeast Florida, but when first imported
Florida is the state that gave the world hanging chads, the Burmese python invasion, and
More evidence that the city government needs to revisit its policy for attracting business comes
We noticed the JEA board is meeting Tuesday to discuss raising electric, water and sewer
In decades of covering politics, I’ve heard a lot of baloney. But I don’t think
If you think Florida is on track to replace California as America’s growth powerhouse, take