Read full article: Jacksonville woman pleads guilty to credit scheme, COVID-19 relief fraud involving Paycheck Protection Program The University of Florida ... don’t become slums overnight.” ...

There were several presentations showcasing work in recovering local legacies and histories in multiple Florida towns and cities, including Jacksonville ... landscape after urban renewal efforts and ...

Activists gathered at the Duval County federal courthouse Friday, continuing the fight to have all Confederate monuments in ...

Jacksonville resident Lucinda Joseph-Rann, 54, won $5 million in the Florida Lottery's "$5,000,000 CROSSWORD CASH" scratch-off game. Joseph-Rann opted for a lump-sum payment of $3,262,138.

Walgreens announced two Florida stores will be closing over the next few weeks. Both stores are in Jacksonville. One will close May 19 and the other on June 26. The company will be closing about ...

The Sulzbacher Center announced it has closed its financing on the $37 million Phase 1 of the Sulzbacher Enterprise Village ...

University of North Florida Public Opinion Research Lab faculty director Michael Binder said crime has "far and away" been ...

Crime historically has been biggest issue in Jacksonville but a University of North Florida poll shows people are more ...

It's been three months since The Florida Times-Union reported the 103rd Street Walmart in Jacksonville sold a $1,000,000 A Year For Life Spectacular top prize winner. So that means the 90-day ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Jacksonville woman won the top prize on a scratch-off game, the Florida Lottery announced Friday. Lucinda Joseph-Rann, 54, bought a $5,000,000 CROSSWORD CASH Scratch-Off ...

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said it made the arrests after council leadership asked officers to “remove a group of individuals who were disrupting the proceedings.” A man was arrested on a ...

Hot temperatures are expected across Florida, climbing up to the mid-90s in Jacksonville through the weekend and early next week. "Records could be tied or broken based on current forecasts.