Getting back to pencils and paper
Lloyd Brown
October 20, 2026
Government schools in Florida should be leading an effort to buck a global fad that
Government schools in Florida should be leading an effort to buck a global fad that
Some people leave behind money. Others leave behind buildings bearing their names. My former boss
In great news for Second Amendment fans, a quiet gun-control revolution is underway. Yesterday, ABC
It almost seemed like there was a contest in local government this week to see
I love it when our Eye on Jacksonville readers teach me something new! After we
Sheriff Grady Judd, what were you thinking? For years, you have been something of an
It looks like Jacksonville isn’t the only city interested in what Florida Attorney General James
I expect politicians to spin. I expect campaign consultants to scare people. But I expect
Mayor Donna Deegan signed an executive order this week encouraging financial, governance and audit training
Parents will learn Tuesday whether the School Board is serious about cleaning up school libraries.
Not only does the thing that never happens keep happening, but now a Biden judge
Jacksonville’s 2027 mayoral race just got a little more interesting. State Rep. Wyman Duggan officially
Finally, somebody with subpoena power is asking questions about the Jacksonville Transportation Authority. Florida Attorney
It was the most 2026 headline yet. But the hardest to find. In any normal
Yesterday, Politico reported another record-setting Trump 2.0 initiative, which Congress passed into law in last
While two of the city’s other independent authorities are immersed in controversy, Jaxport is making