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The amount of foot traffic in Downtown Jacksonville fell to an all-time low last year, as the pandemic slowed the growth of downtowns across the…

When it comes to planning out Jacksonville’s urban core, the city needs to do a better job of defining what are called “primary streets.”That’s what The…

Just in time for Halloween, The Jaxson invites you to Evergreen Cemetery on Jacksonville’s Northside, one of the oldest continuously operating graveyards…

More than one-third of the shopping malls across the country could close within the next year. Many mall owners will be forced to adapt their properties…

The city of Jacksonville will be removing its Confederate monuments and markers, the mayor announced last week.So what should happen to them next?Ennis…

About a year and a half ago, business owners in the area west of Downtown Jacksonville came together to rebrand their neighborhood as the Rail Yard…

Getting There In Jacksonville was WJCT’s second ever Jaxson event, cohosted with Modern Cities. The transportation panel discussion was last Thursday here…

Codega Hospitality Group is opening Taqueria 5 (pronounced “Cinco”) at 809 Lomax Street, in a storefront that formerly housed a MetroPCS store. Codega…

Ennis Davis tells WJCT News Director Jessica Palombo about the street cars that built the city's urban core in The Jaxson on WJCT. The shape of…

Jacksonville’s first urban, two-way cycle track is coming to the Brooklyn neighborhood.Dan Herbin tells WJCT News Director Jessica Palombo what that means…