Jacksonville introduced an affordable housing dashboard to track low-cost housing development, enhance transparency, and address housing affordability, aligning with Mayor Deegan's commitment to accessible housing information.

USF's Board of Trustees unanimously selected Dr. Moez Limayem as the ninth president, with his appointment pending approval from the Florida Board of Governors.

City Manager Marcia Carty of Palatka retains her position under strict new terms amidst an ongoing investigation into various allegations of misconduct.

The Jacksonville Transportation Advisory Committee appointed new officers, including Chairperson Russ Davis, who will lead efforts to enhance the city's public transportation until 2027.

Neptune Beach is set to celebrate Florida City Week with various events, including a new Butterfly Garden opening and a tent at the Fall Festival, highlighting municipal government's role.

The Jacksonville City Council voted 8-9 against a resolution allowing the Duval School Board to hire its own legal counsel, maintaining the Office of General Counsel's role in legal representation for the board.

Jacksonville introduces an Entrepreneurship Program for Individuals with Disabilities, offering education, mentorship, and business resources to support the inclusion of disabled individuals in the entrepreneurial sector.

House Bill 133 in Florida, introduced by Rep. Sirois, aims to lower the firearm purchase age to 18, challenging post-Parkland restrictions which raised the limit to 21. Responses are mixed, entwining gun rights with public safety concerns.

St. Johns County prepares for Legislative Day on February 5, 2026, with local community excitement for showcasing the area's culture and economy in Tallahassee.

School board members in Duval County faced criticism for wearing shirts with a phrase linked to conservative group Turning Point USA.

Clay County launches 'Commissioner for a Day' program for students, emphasizes small business importance, and adopts new budget, with residents able to view meeting details online.

Jacksonville celebrated its Hispanic community with an essay contest honoring local leaders. Nathalie Raices, Tania Diaz Paredes, and Andrea Navarro won, acknowledging educators, medical professionals, and public servants for their contributions.

Visit Jacksonville is launching a free Tourism Ambassador program with a four-hour training course for locals to become certified and share the city's history and attractions.