A painting by a political candidate has sparked questions about free speech and Jacksonville’s municipal
At every level of government, investigations are under way, some routine, some out of the
North Florida learned today that one of our own, White House Chief of Staff Susie
A quiet policy change coming out of Washington is raising serious questions about the rights
Medical freedom encountered a disappointing setback on Friday. We were so close. The South Florida Sun
Despite a lack of convincing justification, the city continues to spend billions of dollars on
They did it; it’s done. Yesterday the New York Times ran a whiny story headlined,
Jacksonville’s Office of Inspector General has launched an investigation into the city-owned utility JEA over
A familiar Jacksonville name is stepping into a statewide conversation about Florida’s natural rivers. Evan
When is a hospital not a hospital? When it is in your home. On Feb.
What seemed to be a minor flap involving an appointment to the JEA board of
Duval County taxpayers may soon see another school tax referendum on the ballot. For many
Most governors and politicians these days seem to be looking for statues to remove. Governor
The SAVE Act is poised for a possible vote in the Senate next week (more
At least 112 books that have been challenged elsewhere are in Duval County schools. The
The Rotary Club of Jacksonville-Oceanside is doing its part to promote world peace by installing