Leanna Cumber

The Jacksonville Ethics Commission will not investigate whether City Council member LeAnna Cumber deceived or misled investigators looking into the sale of JEA.

A special City Council committee investigated LeAnna Cumber's role in the failed sale of JEA — and whether she was honest about her husband's involvement.

Newly released emails seem to show that the husband of City Councilwoman LeAnna Cumber was more involved than known in the proposed sale of JEA in 2019.

LeAnna Cumber, Donna Deegan and Audrey Gibson discussed crime, faith and culture wars during a forum at the Interfaith Center of Northeast Florida.

Cumber said she will not amend a disclosure form related to a privatization proposal for JEA in 2019.

Davis sued the parent companies of three Jacksonville television stations over ads supporting election opponent LeAnna Cumber.

The Special Investigatory Committee on JEA Matters will ask City Council colleague LeAnna Cumber to voluntarily speak with them.

Five Jacksonville City Council members took issue Tuesday with a special committee investigating fellow member LeAnna Cumber in connection with the failed sale of JEA in 2019.

Cumber said the investigation is "blatant weaponization" of city government, and she blasted ads by election opponent Daniel Davis.

The committee will meet Wednesday to begin considering whether Cumber deceived anyone about her husband's involvement in the JEA proposal.