A compromised power line near Shuckers forced a full islandwide shutdown, with estimates ranging from two to five hours to restore service.

More than a dozen lights are out on Wonderwood Bridge after thieves stripped over $120,000 in wiring, neighbors say.

A bike-safety advocate says the city dodged its own funding rule for years. Jacksonville now says that is changing.

Federal money will fund new pumps, drainage and crane rail repairs at the Port of Fernandina, which backs 4,600 First Coast jobs.

The Florida link was slated to return March 5 for a six-week run out of Tweed. Now Connecticut spring travelers will need a Plan B.

Drifters City Bike Share brings 90 bicycles and nearly 170 docking stations to downtown, West King Street, Anastasia Boulevard and the beach.

A BBQ owner worries roundabouts could scare off customers, as city planners weigh five redesign options for the corridor.

Retractable bollards and wider sidewalks are planned for Jacksonville's Southbank as Flagler Avenue is redesigned for events.

A $5 million FDOT overhaul will resurface 1.62 miles of Atlantic Avenue and add bike lanes through 2027.

The new LaSalle Street station is expected to eventually pump 70,000 gallons a minute as part of a broader effort to improve drainage.

Normandy Village households now pay about $30 less per 5,000 gallons as JEA takes over a utility with critical system deficiencies.

EVgo is bringing up to 24 fast chargers to Regency-owned grocery centers, betting shoppers plug in while they shop.

Nearly 29,000 riders used Clay Community Transportation last year. Commissioners now have 90 days to find a cheaper fix.