Voting machine complaints raise questions ahead of Election Day, but Northeast Florida voters have ways to protect their ...

If you’ve watched television in Florida lately, you’ve probably noticed that election season has entered its less charming phase. The smiling families, American flags and candidates strolling through ...

What Northeast Florida candidates are promising — and what those promises could mean closer to home By Teresa Spencer Florida's races for governor and U.S. Senate are drawing most of the television ...

Words by Teresa Spencer, photo by the New York Times Florida will have a new governor in January, and whoever moves into the Governor’s Mansion will inherit a state where the sunshine is still free ...

Florida voters will choose among three candidates for the U.S. Senate on Nov. 3, and for Northeast Florida, the race has a distinctly local connection. State Rep. Angie Nixon, a Jacksonville Democrat, ...

Over the past few months, JTA has become embroiled in issues. To catch anyone up, in the midst of a Project Development & Environment (PD&E) study for the Skyway, the agency announced a $39 million ...

Let’s cut to the chase: Jacksonville is massive, and most of us drive to our daily obligations. According to the census, it takes us 24 minutes to get to work. Assuming 48 minutes a day, that’s a ...

Some people become part of a city’s story simply by living there. Others help tell that story, shape it and, somewhere along the way, become an important chapter themselves. For more than two decades, ...

Back-to-Back Killer Jax Shows Words by Trent Moorman, photos by Kim Reed Photos As the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias spun past Jacksonville two stellar shows went down on back-to-back nights. Two ...