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Gov. Rick Scott said the state needs to market itself and offer business incentives in order to continue growing jobs, but the House has voted to…

The head of Florida’s economic and workforce agency is pushing back against claims business subsidies don’t spur economic development.The Florida House of…

NPR Politics team live blogged from the Senate Judiciary Committee's hearings on the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court.The live…

TALLAHASSEE — Lawyers for convicted felons filed a class-action lawsuit Monday against Florida officials, alleging that the state's process for restoring…

Jacksonville is one step closer to temporarily halting certain kinds of block parties across the city.City leaders from law enforcement, the parks…

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office announced Thursday the arrests of 60 people after a four-month undercover narcotics investigation. Warrants are out for…

On this episode of Redux, the Friends of Hemming Park have a friend in Mayor Lenny Curry — at least for the next six months, anyway.The city is giving the…

Friday on “First Coast Connect” was are weekly Media Roundtable with Jacksonville Business Journal editor Timothy Gibbons, blogger Fred Matthews and WJCT…

JEA recently announced it will close a coal-fired power plant on Jacksonville’s Northside, which came online in the late 1980s. With the complex’s…

A Jacksonville doctor is proposing a pilot program to intervene when people come to the emergency room with heroin and Fentanyl overdoses. Dr. Raymond…