A mix of problems related to growth are raising the ire of some Northside residents.
Across America, the folks who haul away our trash and recyclables keep our cities clean—yet
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
It didn’t take long for the Guana land swap proposal to fall apart. But what
An entire era of conspiracy theories are quickly becoming conspiracy fact. The Associated Press reported,
Doubling garbage collection fees in Jacksonville is about as popular as ants at a church
Several local citizens who say they are concerned about property rights in Jacksonville packed a
For years, Jacksonville has been a city full of promise but stuck in the mud
After almost a century of political blunders, it appears that the canal that would cut
After the City Council rejected a plan by Councilman Mike Gay (District 2) to create
Legislative leaders are seeking to slash the sales tax, which is the main source of
Imagine working your whole life, carefully saving and planning for your loved ones, only to
The Jacksonville Business Journal recently hosted the Economic Outlook 2025 inside WJCT’s studios. Yours truly
Residential neighborhoods in Jacksonville are on the verge of a fundamental transformation and it’s all
In the U.S., 850 million health insurance claims are denied each year. This has affected