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In 2020 the COVID-19 pandemic happened and turned a local business owner's success upside down. → Read More
The father, businessman and a Rotarian, always had a smile on his face and respect for veterans in his heart. → Read More
General Colin Powell, 84, died Monday of complications related to a COVID-19 illness. → Read More
Matt Carlucci discussed the possibility of refunding property owners for the lack of recycling pickup, saying he would explore it though it may be impracticable. → Read More
If you have lived in Jacksonville for any period of time, you know that every time there is heavy rain, McCoy's Creek Boulevard becomes impassible. → Read More
Hazouri is survived by his wife Carol, his son and a host of friends and other family members. → Read More
Former Jacksonville mayor, state legislator and City Councilmember Tommy Hazouri died at his home of complications from a lung transplant he received last year. → Read More
Afghanistan has long been a battlefield for western powers. Each invasion of the country ultimately ended in failure. → Read More
Jacksonville, Florida is about 500 miles from Havana, Cuba, but the demonstrations on that island nation are reverberating here on the First Coast. → Read More
When it rains on Challen Avenue in the Avondale neighborhood, there is unrest among the residents. → Read More
Since January, the city has received 26,043 missed yard waste or missed household garbage complaints. → Read More
Earlier this year a road improvement project planned for Soutel Drive was scrapped after the community pushed back. → Read More
On Tuesday, people from across the country honored George Floyd with a moment of silence in the city where he died at the hands of police. → Read More
Consumers are concerned about the availability of gasoline at the pumps, following the shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline. → Read More
The insurance industry is urging the bill to fail, claiming it will increase car insurance rates between 40% to 70%. → Read More
The bill, which was signed into law Monday, gives liability protection to businesses, government and healthcare providers. → Read More
"I don't see any legitimacy for their efforts to tax us." → Read More
There is a simple sign at the front entrance, but some residents say there is nothing simple about the problem the community sees. → Read More
The law firm of Phillips and Hunt, who are representing Martinezz Bowman, said they have heard from other residents since the 'intent to sue' letter was made public. → Read More
DCPS sends letter to Gov. Ron DeSantis asking for priority access to vaccines for teachers, staff → Read More