Fort Bragg Medics Drill for Drone War as 'Golden Hour' Fades
Ukrainian surgeons told Fort Bragg medics that drone swarms are stretching evacuations from minutes to days, forcing new training and underground care plans.
Jacksonville Fintech Heavyweight Enlists Anthropic In High-Stakes Bank Crime Crackdown
FIS has teamed with Anthropic to co-design a Financial Crimes AI Agent that aims to cut AML investigation times to minutes, with pilots at BMO and Amalgamated Bank.
Cape Canaveral Moonshot Races Ahead As Coast Guard Works Without Pay
NASA is moving ahead with Artemis II preparations at Kennedy Space Center while Coast Guard personnel who secure the launch range continue to work without pay amid a DHS funding lapse.
Jacksonville Beach IT Firm Snapped Up In $465 Million Infosys Power Play
Infosys will acquire Jacksonville Beach-based Optimum Healthcare IT for up to $465M, adding provider-focused AI and cloud capabilities while preserving local leadership. The sale follows rapid growth and a notable apprenticeship program.
Jacksonville Clinic Aims To Be First In U.S. With One-Shot Gene Fix For Killer Cholesterol
ENCORE Research Group is enrolling in Jacksonville for an early trial testing a potential one‑time gene‑editing treatment that aims to permanently lower LDL for people with inherited high cholesterol.
St. Johns County Enhances Civic Engagement with Livestreams of Commissioners' Meetings on Social Media
St. Johns County has expanded its livestreaming of Board of County Commissioners meetings by including broadcasts on Facebook and YouTube, enhancing public accessibility and civic engagement.
Elon Musk's Social Media Platform X Experiences Widespread Outage Affecting Users in Major US Cities
The social media platform X, formerly Twitter, faced an outage affecting users, especially on the mobile app, with service restored by 10 a.m. ET. This was the third outage in 2026, with previous incidents linked to external service disruptions.
University of Florida's Engineering Program Catalyzes Student Innovation into Market-Ready Tech Solutions
The University of Florida's IPPD program transforms student projects into real-world technological solutions, such as assistive apps, AI simulators, and lightning protection for solar panels.












