Dan Scanlan

Electric cars and trucks — commonly known as EVs — will take center stage at Jacksonville’s largest monthly hot rod and classic car cruise-in on Saturday at The Avenues mall.

Ashley Square, a 120-unit affordable senior apartment complex, opens as the fourth part of the Aging True/Cathedral Foundation residences.

City officials have approved a three-year study agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to find solutions to coastal storm risks.

Almost a year after Grumpy’s restaurant in Middleburg was severely damaged by a nighttime fire, it will reopen with most of its original employees, owners said.

Scott Matthew Yotka pleaded guilty to two counts of producing and distributing photos and a video depicting himself as he sexually abused two young children, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.

Icy, snowy weather from Georgia north could wreak havoc on the nation’s air traffic system, just as holiday travel recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic.

After buying all of MedMen’s Florida outlets, Sunburn Cannabis opens a retail outlet in Jacksonville Beach and plans another in Five Points.

A new homeless ordinance strives to balance law and order with the need for services.

It’s the day after Black Friday, and Jacksonville’s locally owned business are hoping customers done with hitting the big box retailers and tired of online shopping will buy local on Small Business Saturday.

A Port Charlotte family faces eviction after moving into a Jacksonville home, only to find they had been scammed by a fake Realtor.