My Safe Florida Home grants remain active, but eligibility, condo pilot glitches and funding limits mean not everyone will see a $10,000 check. Here’s what homeowners should know and do next.

A council review says switching the city’s pharmacy manager could free roughly $4.2M a year while keeping employee benefits intact.

St. Johns County Commission Chair Clay Murphy spoke at a Chamber of Commerce event, discussing local economic development and engaging with business leaders.

A pair of bills in Tallahassee would end Florida’s yellow registration decals and switch renewals to electronic verification — a move billed as a money‑save but greeted with warnings about policing and reminders.

St. Johns County Fire Rescue recognizes George Washington's early role in public safety and fire prevention, highlighting his service on Presidents' Day.

The Duval County School Police celebrated their School Safety Officers, highlighting their role as protectors, mentors, and positive influencers within the schools.

Florida’s 2024 SNAP error rate topped 15%, and a troubled MyACCESS portal has advocates warning that tightened paperwork could cost the state nearly $1 billion. Lawmakers are racing to act.

A Florida bill advanced Wednesday would require background checks for insurer officials, tighten model and rate rules, and create a statewide mitigation database for discounts. Sponsors say it builds on 2022 reforms to stabilize the market.

Florida Rep. Randy Fine's X post comparing Muslims to dogs drew national condemnation and renewed calls for his resignation.

City Commission schedules green policy workshops focused on environmental priorities and tree protection, inviting public participation for city's sustainable future.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office closed its buildings for Presidents Day 2026 but maintained essential services like Patrol and Communications. Normal operations resume February 17.

Duval County Public Schools reports increasing student proficiency in ELA and Math, with gains corresponding to state trends, and commits to continued improvement efforts.

State bills to eliminate CRAs and curb incentives have Jacksonville officials warning that downtown projects, affordable housing and local grants could be stalled.