A new-to-town developer will build 280 apartment units and 24 townhomes on the property that was owned by the Skinner family for generations.

As one of the hottest real estate markets in the U.S. starts another year, one platform is trying to help level the playing field.

AT&T Inc. is rolling out a key new effort in 5G after a pause tied to questions in the aviation industry. At issue was whether planes would be affected by the telecommunication company's wireless service.

State officials continue to hear complaints from businesses — and government agencies — about having difficulty finding workers.

The concept of working remote is nothing new, but it surely wasn’t the standard a few years ago. Some organizations have long-standing policies supporting remote work for employees with extenuating circumstances, specific terms of employment or as an incentive to reward employees. However, the majority of workers have only experienced working from home within the past couple years (with special thanks to COVID-19). Now that businesses are asking employees to return to the office, it’s no…

After an earlier denial, developer came back to the planning board with fewer houses on the 165-acre parcel.

Here are the First Coast's largest private schools by students enrolled for the 2021-2022 school year.

CSX leader says Covid has affected more than 5,000 of its employees.

State agencies are struggling to fill vacant positions and retain employees, including those who care for some of Florida’s most vulnerable citizens.

First Coast Inno is looking for nominations for its third-annual startup bracket challenge. Inno Madness, formerly Tech Madness, is designed to generate awareness and excitement for First Coast ecosystem — and those that are driving it forward. This year, we're extending the competition beyond tech to recognize all types of innovators. So, how does Inno Madness work? It's easy. Nominate a local startup. We’re looking for private, tech-enabled businesses or companies that support innovation.…