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.

The seven‑acre Adventure Landing parcel in St. Augustine sold for $3.6 million; the park remains open while buyers' plans and permit filings are pending.

A federal labor arbitrator has ordered Jacksonville to reinstate District Chief Byron Iveson and pay back wages after finding the city improperly disciplined him in a Ramadan-related dispute.

Dream Finders filed for a state environmental permit and has torn down an office building as it advances a 204‑townhome plan at Prominence Office Park in Baymeadows.

UF pulled a Spring 2026 WARP syllabus after course materials offered "access riders" to queer, trans and BIPOC students — administrators said the language was removed to comply with a state anti‑DEI rule.

Dense fog is reducing visibility in Jacksonville this morning; a Dense Fog Advisory runs until 9 a.m. and beaches face a high rip current risk.

Fifteen tiny puppies were found packed into a single travel crate in Jacksonville; Animal Care & Protective Services is seeking foster homes while they recover.

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.

A Fleming Island man was arrested Monday on a second‑degree murder charge after prosecutors say a 2018 head injury ultimately led to a 2025 death ruled a homicide.

A Jacksonville marketing‑company owner pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he used free phones and recruiters to trigger more than 20,000 false HIV‑drug claims that cost Medicare and Medicaid about $24.2M.

Welltower paid $32.2 million for an assisted‑living community in St. Johns County, marking the Toledo‑based REIT’s second local seniors‑housing purchase in months.

FDLE arrested a Jacksonville man after investigators say he messaged a minor and failed to register several online accounts; the probe remains active.

Four vehicles were set on fire in the parking lot of The One at Mandarin in Jacksonville, causing roughly $50,000 in damage. No injuries were reported and JSO is asking for tips.