John Rutherford

Sterman, the late influential donor under criminal investigation, was issued five separate badges to access Jacksonville Sheriff's Office buildings over the past decade, starting under former sheriff and current congressman John Rutherford.

The House Committee on Ethics found "no clear evidence" of any intentional attempt to skirt reporting requirements.

The Office of Congressional Ethics concluded there is "substantial reason" to believe Rutherford failed to file timely disclosure reports as required by federal law and House rules.

Area Congressman John Rutherford (R-04) met with sheriffs from across Northeast Florida at the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Thursday to discuss federal…

U.S. Rep. John Rutherford, the Republican for Florida’s 4th Congressional District that covers part of Jacksonville and stretches from Fernandina Beach to…

Sen. Rick Scott, R-FL, and Rep. John Rutherford, R-FL4, are leading an effort to ban so-called vaccine passports at airports. Their legislation, dubbed…

A U.S. House bill could designate the First Coast a National Heritage Area (NHA), allowing the area to receive federal funding for historic conservation…

Calling his Republican colleagues in the House of Representatives who objected to Electoral College election results "embarrassing," Democratic North…

Jacksonville-area Republican U.S. Rep. John Rutherford has now recognized Joe Biden as the president-elect after being part of the group of Republicans…

Federal and state lawmakers are condemning the actions of a mob of Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol Wednesday afternoon causing a halt in Congress' electoral vote count.