After almost a century of political blunders, it appears that the canal that would cut
Lydia Bell isn’t about to quit. She is president of a neighborhood association that is
Liberals are thrilled over an unserious lawsuit that has been filed in Jacksonville challenging the
One local lawyer calls the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe V. Wade “much ado
Clever politicians in Florida have learned that although people don’t like taxes heaped on them
Considering the billions of dollars that are spent on higher education, one would think that
Anyone who reads or watches the local media would think that violent crime is out
Boss Lenny Curry, Jacksonville’s mayor, stuck his toe in the water, and found it cold.
Although the Red Chinese virus visited a lot of pain on Jacksonville residents, it meant
New district maps for congressional seats have been fashioned by the Florida Legislature and they
Those attending a City Council meeting this week were treated to the revealing sight of
It looks like the City Council is going to get a piece of the public’s
A school watchdog group is protesting the student protests government school administrators are allowing in
Nassau County residents are divided over the school district’s decision to buy 10 acres of
April Fools’ Day was the deadline for the city’s annual audit, and it was a
One riled-up parent from Jacksonville has taken it to the highest level. Esther Lyle Byrd