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Jacksonville’s Finance Committee trims funding for senior meal programs, drawing pushback from advocates.

The metro unemployment rate ticks up to 3.8% in July, showing a cooling but resilient labor market.

Construction surges at EverRange in Nocatee, with dozens of buildings underway in the massive new community.

Council members seek looser rules for distributing city event tickets, raising ethics concerns.

Gov. DeSantis plans a 1,300-bed “Deportation Depot” in Baker County, sparking criticism from Democrats.

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Florida opens second “Deportation Depot” west of Jacksonville amid civil-rights scrutiny.

City approves 227-unit Royal Palms on North Main to boost housing inventory.

Duval cancels enforcement of controversial Westside High uniform policy for review.

State Attorney clears deputies in viral arrest, citing noncompliance and officer safety.

Public art for the Duval County Courthouse is ready for a green light.

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State auditors say the Jaguars stadium deal is outside their scope, but other city spending may be reviewed.

Council confirms Helena Parola to lead Planning and Development amid rapid growth.

Westside High parents protest uniform crackdowns they say disrupt learning.

Advocates press Sheriff T.K. Waters on accountability at his last town hall.

Environmentalists warn biosolids pollution is harming the St. Johns River and manatees.

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Tropical Storm Erin could become a major hurricane this week; rip current risk for the First Coast is likely.

Council budget debate heats up after affordable housing funds are cut.

Nassau County adopts tighter beach driving rules to protect nesting sea turtles.

JFRD breaks ground on a modern Blount Island fire station with a dedicated fireboat dock.

July’s First Coast home sales slow, prompting price recalculations.

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A Springfield coffee shop owner is in ICE custody, prompting strong community backlash.

Jacksonville City Council’s Finance Committee advanced a proposal to lower the city’s property tax rate.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority unveiled details for its proposed $430 million Emerald Trail expansion.

Mayor Deegan’s office is reviewing potential budget cuts to address a projected $60 million shortfall.

Local leaders are warning residents to remain prepared as forecasters predict an above-average hurricane season.

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Wi-Fi pilot expands to nine bus routes

Duval superintendent shares 2025–26 goals

Colleges unveil major growth and expansion plans

Everglades detention center construction paused by court

St. Johns airport board resignations follow indictments

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DOGE auditors gain temporary IT-system access after credential verification, despite not signing the city’s agreement.

Finance Committee backs mill reduction, trimming $13.4 million in revenue and shifting $14 million from CIP.

JAA signs a 30-year lease for up to 1 million sq ft of VanTrust industrial space near JIA, creating 1,200 jobs.

Appraiser Morgan challenges a 57% property-tax collection rise cited by state auditors, citing lack of shared data.

Value Adjustment Board hikes appeal fees from $15 to $50 to cover the board’s operational expenses.

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Duval County ends universal free lunch at 37 schools; elementary meals now $4, secondary $4.25.

St. Johns commissioners reject a 120-unit workforce housing project amid infrastructure concerns.

A 695-unit mixed-use subdivision on Jacksonville’s Northside wins final approval.

The fee to appeal property assessments jumps from $15 to $50 to cover rising administrative costs.

Main Street Bridge will close Aug. 11–16 for critical inspection; Acosta Bridge to serve as detour.