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County Health Departments in Florida will use a three-phase plan to distribute the limited supply of vaccines to groups deemed high-risk.

Recently passed laws and proposed legislation in Florida, like the Stop WOKE Act and the Fairness In Women's Sports Act, have taken culture war issues and enshrined them in statute.

Twenty FBI field offices are investigating bomb threats this week against historically black colleges and universities, including Edward Waters University in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville City Council members used race as a decisive factor in drawing new district lines — but did so without ever determining their actions were necessary to protect Black voters.

Two Republicans and two Democrats are competing to fill the City Council seat vacated by the late Tommy Hazouri. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Lawmakers are gearing up for the legislative session starting Jan. 11. Northeast Florida representatives have submitted more than 60 bills ahead of their filing deadline.

Many parents in Argyle are sounding off about plans to redistrict a large number of students from Oakleaf Junior and Senior High to schools in Orange Park.

The typical residential bill for a JEA customer using 1,000 kwh will likely increase by about $6 for electricity they consume starting Dec. 1 as the utility deals with higher costs for natural gas that powers its electric generating stations.

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.