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Unsplash/Florida Times-Union/For teens, conversations about mental health that were once considered "taboo" are now at the forefront of chats in the cafeteria, hallways and on social media. -
Since the COVID-19 pandemic pushed nearly 1.27 million Floridians out of work between February and April 2020, the state has regained just over 1 million jobs.
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While changes inside the Sheriff's Office have been made since three high-profile murders in 2018, members of the LGBTQ+ community still feel targeted. -
Sarah created a device that uses artificial intelligence to gauge the body's response to music, as a way to guide music therapy.
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Duval is among six districts challenging a state health department rule aimed at preventing student mask requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Farm Share, the food distribution nonprofit, will be giving away food this Saturday in Jacksonville.
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Homeowners with a homestead exemption can expect at most a nominal increase when they get their bills from Duval County in November.
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The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office thinks it can make money off a misdemeanor probation program that has been a loser for the Salvation Army.
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People have been hauling piles of recycling to 15 drop-off spots since Jacksonville suspended curbside pickup two weeks ago, but some of it is just going into the landfill.
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Passidomo becomes only the third woman to hold one of the most-powerful positions in the state. She praised the efforts of state leaders to put Florida “well on our way to recovery” as it endures a second year of the global COVID-19 pandemic.
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Legislation from state Rep. Tracie Davis, a Jacksonville Democrat, aims to avoid the "nightmare" some people experience after winning big.
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Between supply chain issues, food shortages and higher demand, there is a nationwide problem getting meals to students.
