Duval County Public Schools re‑listed its Southbank headquarters at 1701 Prudential Drive after a $17.2M sale collapsed, reopening debate over downtown development and school funding.

A former IRSC finance chief says he was fired after raising red flags and has filed suit, attaching text-message screenshots that allege millions in mismanagement. The filing names the college president and the full board.

Le Petit Paris' Le Petit Atelier opened Feb. 12 in Atlantic Beach — a 3,017‑sq‑ft small‑plates and wine concept that also serves as the group's commissary.

A woman in her 40s died after a pickup veered into a sedan on Pritchard Road near Bulls Bay Highway; Jacksonville authorities say no one else was hurt.

Two men were arrested in connection with a Sept. 1, 2022 Jacksonville apartment break‑in that left Melvin Keepler Jr. dead.

A driver died early Monday after a GMC Denali ran off University Boulevard into a Starbucks parking lot and struck a concrete light pole, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said.

Duos Technologies promoted Doug Recker to CEO effective April 1 as the Jacksonville company signed a non‑binding GPU hosting LOI with Hydra Host that could bring roughly $176M over three years.

A 1-year-old in Callahan was hospitalized after ingesting meth from a sippy cup; four residents were booked on child neglect charges.

Jacksonville Golf & Country Club will start a $30 million, multi-year renovation this fall that expands the clubhouse, adds a resort pool and reworks the course. Members will fund part of the work through special assessments.

Flagler County deputies arrested a Palm Coast man after a Pier Lane stabbing; the sheriff's office posted video of the arrest.

SB 1756 cleared a Senate committee in Tallahassee, creating a conscience exemption for school vaccines and authorizing behind‑the‑counter ivermectin while narrowing emergency vaccine powers.

St. Johns County commissioners approved a special‑use permit for an 850‑student K–8 Episcopal school at 895 Palm Valley Road; the project will be built on church land and open in phases before 2027–28.

A person suffered life-threatening injuries after an incident at Lake Shore Middle School in Jacksonville. Officials say the individual was taken to the hospital and details remain limited.