Joslyn Simmons

A city inspector and her supervisor have been placed on leave following a controversial citation issued to Jaguar Power Sports for flying military flags, according to Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry’s office.

Jacksonville City Councilwoman Lori Boyer has proposed a bill to help alleviate flooding from McCoys Creek.

High school students will now have a new way to learn about the Civil Rights Movement with the help of a Jacksonville Eastside mural that is being created.

With the UniverSoul Circus coming into town this week, PETA has followed the act to its latest stop in Jacksonville Tuesday.

JEA CEO Paul McElroy Thursday presented the Jacksonville City Council with 22,000 pages of documents in response to their questions about potentially selling the publicly owned utility.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority revealed its second autonomous test vehicle Tuesday at its AV Test & Learn Track near the sports complex downtown, which is across the street from the Intuition Ale Works on Bay Street.

Governor Rick Scott visited of K9s For Warriors in Ponte Vedra Beach Thursday to highlight $180 million in funding that has been earmarked in Florida’s recently passed budget to help military members and their families.

Council members and their constituents are becoming frustrated with the lack of visible progress being made clean-up of toxic ash in the soil in Jacksonville’s northwest side.

Women Veterans and Active Duty members from the University of North Florida and surrounding areas came together Tuesday for a discussion on their experiences in and out the service.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is looking for an Arlington-area robbery suspect. Just before 2 p.m. on Wednesday, March 7, police officers were called to Bank of America on Monument Road for a robbery.

Increased traffic is expected over the weekend as a result of an influx of activities in downtown Jacksonville.

A 27-year veteran of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has resigned after being arrested Wednesday night for alleged fraud.

A group of Northeast Florida Girl Scouts are heading to the state round of a robotics competition.

Half of the Jacksonville Beach Pier reopened Thursday morning following repairs to damage caused by hurricanes Matthew in 2016 and Irma last year.

A bill to keep the clock from moving back in Florida is up for consideration in the state Senate after being passed on February 14 in the House.   

The University of North Florida received a $380,000 forgivable loan from the Downtown Investment Authority on Wednesday to help with the expansion of its business program to downtown Jacksonville.

David M. Szymanski has been selected by the Board of Trustees as the next University of North Florida president.

Downtown Jacksonville is getting more help with its panhandlers and homeless community thanks to a new outreach specialist.

Friday’s upcoming exhibit at the Cummer Museum of Arts and Garden will have a focus on the Navy and its sailors’ activities during World War Two.

The Ritz Theatre and Museum’s annual "Through Our Eyes" art show is back on display on Saturday with a new twist for its 25th year. Unlike in previous years, selected artwork will also be displayed in South Africa.

The Florida State College at Jacksonville has received a $25,000 Fire Cadet Academy Grant from the AT&T foundation to help students who want to become firefighters.

A Jacksonville high school Marine Corps Junior ROTC cadet has received a prestigious award for his hard work ethic and leadership skills in the classroom and the community.

The University of North Florida Police Department is taking steps to have body cameras available for all patrol officers and sergeants with the aid of a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice.

Pratt Guys is looking to hire 13 new people at its job fair on Sunday, Jan.21, at the company’s headquarters.

An art exhibit inspired by the First Amendment will go on display Friday evening at the Karpeles Museum in the Jacksonville’s Springfield area.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will return to London next season to play the Philadelphia Eagles, according to a NFL announcement.

At tonight’s Jacksonville City Council meeting, the topics will range from an unnamed solar manufacturer known as Project Volt to addressing issues of overcrowding at the medical examiner’s office.