JAX LNG is weighing an expansion to supply LNG to cruise lines, cargo carriers and the Space Coast, building on recent bunkering wins and regulatory shifts.

BOCC asked the county attorney to draft a 12‑month moratorium on new data‑center applications while officials study infrastructure, land use and utility impacts.

Ability Housing will convert the old Lake Forest Elementary into about 120 apartments, reserving 25% for Duval County school staff and adding an on‑site early‑learning center. The project’s start hinges on gap financing already supported by local philanthropy and city housing programs.

Ellianos Coffee is bringing a café‑style shop and single‑lane drive‑thru to 3465 U.S. 1 in St. Augustine, with franchisee Mike Soares targeting a Labor Day opening. The location will be the brand's first end‑cap café in Florida.

A $12 million incentive package could keep Winn‑Dixie’s headquarters on the Westside, pairing public grants with promises of 200 jobs and $65M in upgrades.

An early‑morning wreck closed all southbound I‑295 near Wilson Boulevard; FHP says the ejected driver was struck by other vehicles and troopers are investigating.

JSO responded to reports of a shooting near the Family Dollar at 5306 Firestone Road on Jacksonville’s Westside. Investigators are canvassing the area and asking anyone with information to come forward.

A man was shot after an argument at Moncrief Village West; police say the suspect fled on foot and investigators are canvassing the area for leads.

Blackberry Creamery & Cafe is converting the former Rally's lot at 5615 Normandy Blvd into a fenced food-trailer park serving ice cream, lemonade and rotating vendors.

The DDRB approved concept designs Thursday for a restored Ambassador Hotel and the Cathedral Commons housing plan, clearing a major design hurdle for both projects. Each move brings the developments closer to permits and construction.

State investigators say a Jacksonville contractor underreported payroll and dodged nearly $300,000 in workers’ compensation premiums; he now faces felony counts that could mean decades in prison.

At Camp Lejeune, multigenerational military families say a tentative ceasefire hasn't erased the anxiety and logistical strain of another Middle East war. Local routines and support networks are being tested again.

Infra Pipes, backed by private equity, added five U.S. plants months after launching a 169,000‑sq‑ft Jacksonville facility, aiming to boost capacity and cut lead times.