Mayor Lenny Curry will present his proposed budget for the coming year Thursday and has
Every day we see another news story about how Jacksonville’s leaders are trying to fleece
“Hang in there, buddy.” That was the last communication I had with Tommy Hazouri. It
Matt Carlucci’s path to the mayor’s office encountered a speed bump, perhaps, when his top
While it may be proper for the local government to help local citizens who have
The question of the year is this, “Can I trust any one who runs for
From a story on News4Jax: “…a promise made 60 years ago during consolidation to connect
On October 15, 2020, Eye reached out to Lori Boyer, CEO of the Downtown Investment
Jake Godbold, one of Jacksonville’s outstanding political figures, has died at the age of 86.
My father taught me that if you thought you could do something, or you thought
Jacksonville residents with an interest in history and politics would find it worth their time
Yesterday Mayor Curry set off a firestorm on Twitter. It started with an article posted
There are troubling signs that local politicians may be inching towards gun control under pressure
Normally, I don’t offer advice to politicians but if I were Mayor Lenny Curry, I’d
The 1960’s ushered in a myriad of government programs designed to help low-income families. Fast
Friday Anna Brosche was talking “transparency” in our local government — the lack thereof that