Do you pay your JEA bill in person? There will be some changes when the utility moves to its new headquarters
In less than a month, JEA is moving to its new downtown headquarters. That will mean some changes for customers who are used to paying their bills in person. JEA is going high-tech with kiosks and apps for your phone to make that happen.
17-year-old Ribault High student facing charges connected to deadly double shooting in Arlington: arrest report
A 17-year-old Ribault High School student is facing multiple charges in connection with a deadly double shooting Wednesday morning in Arlington, according to an arrest report from the Jacksonville Sheriffโs Office.
UPDATE: DCPS retracts info on curriculum review committee, citing โpremature emailโ
The Duval County Public Schools committee, tasked with reviewing and reconsidering teaching materials, instructional media and library books, is taking shape, according to an email from the districtโs Supervisor of Instructional Materials and Media Services, Michelle Dibias.
I-TEAM: Local contractor accused of taking money and not finishing the job
Local contractor and owner of North Florida Leisure, James Couturier, owes tens of thousands of dollars to several Jacksonville homeowners who said they either paid him for screened patios that were not finished, or he didnโt start the work.
How a Jacksonville mental health program is keeping people arrested dozens of times out of jail & hospitals
Itโs all about breaking the cycle and keeping people out of jail and cutting down on homelessness in Jacksonville โ and saving taxpayers money at the same time. And a team of mental health and legal professionals believe theyโre on the right track with a program that identifies and treats repeat offenders with severe mental illness and substance abuse problems.
Southside company using artificial intelligence to make railways safer
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg sent a letter Sunday to the CEO of Norfolk Southern, warning that the freight rail company must โdemonstrate unequivocal support for the peopleโ of East Palestine, Ohio, and surrounding areas after a fiery train derailment led to the release of chemicals and residents expressing concerns about their health.
Lawsuit alleges JU let track coachโs โmaliciousโ behavior go unchecked for years
The parents of a Jacksonville University student who died by suicide are suing the school and its former track and cross country coach, alleging the school did not support their daughter academically and ignored complaints about how the coach treated runners.