Jessica Palombo
Editorial DirectorJessica Palombo supervises local news gathering and production, podcasts and web editorial content for WJCT News, ADAPT and Jacksonville Today. She is an award-winning writer and journalist with bylines including NPR, Experience Magazine, and The Gainesville Sun. She has a master’s degree in broadcast and digital journalism from Syracuse University and is an alumna of the University of Florida. A nearly lifelong resident of Jacksonville, she considers herself lucky to be raising her own children in her hometown. Follow Jessica Palombo on Twitter: @JaxJessicaP
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A committee interviewing applicants for a Northeast Florida judge seat Monday was halted in the middle of its work by an order from a Tallahassee… -
Many Jacksonville hospitals are facing a critical need for blood – they have less than a day’s supply left on their shelves. That’s led the nonprofit… -
This Thursday is the deadline for artists to apply to decorate part of downtown Jacksonville.The Downtown Investment Authority is calling for artists from… -
Downtown Jacksonville’s Union Street is about to get safer for pedestrians who cross at night.Starting Monday, April 30, crews will be installing bright… -
Jacksonville Committeeman Steps Down From Democratic Party Posts After Using Phrase 'Colored People'A Democratic National Committee member and Florida State Democratic Committeeman from Jacksonville is stepping down after admitting to using racially… -
Duval County homeowners whose houses were damaged by last year’s hurricanes may be eligible for new assistance money from the state.The Florida Housing… -
This Saturday on the First Coast and around the world students will take to the streets in a show of support for ending gun violence.The "March For Our… -
City leaders’ staying out of national politics could help Jacksonville flourish. That’s one of the tips for successful cities coming out of a recent… -
A beautiful Friday morning greeted the opening of the annual World of Nations celebration in downtown Jacksonville.The first wave of students and… -
A Jacksonville father is searching for answers about his son’s death this month in Macclenny.Dominic Broadus is inviting the Baker County community to…
