Tarik Minor

A Jacksonville city council member is facing criticism from a colleague after publicly alleging potential misuse of taxpayer funds in the city’s telehealth contracts — without providing evidence of illegal activity.

A new drone-based school defense system developed by a team including former Navy SEALs and top drone pilots can respond to active shooter situations within seconds, featuring drones capable of breaking through windows and tracking targets, with plans to deploy across several Florida counties.

Florida’s once-struggling property insurance market has hit a new milestone: Citizens Property Insurance Corporation is no longer the state’s largest insurer for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Florida schools are piloting a program using drones to rapidly respond to active shooter situations with nonlethal deterrents.

The Florida Department of Education on Thursday unanimously approved a new set of guiding principles for the state’s education system, known as “The Phoenix Declaration: An American Vision for Education.”

Jacksonville city leaders are rolling out a new tool designed to give residents a clearer picture of the city’s ongoing efforts to address the affordable housing crisis.

Catholic Charities Jacksonville says demand at its food pantry is surging — forcing the organization to make difficult decisions just to keep up.

More than 1,600 officers and sergeants with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office now wear body cameras, but the agency only reviews specific incidents among the thousands of hours of footage collected daily.

‘Ain’t him’: Man taken down by JSO officers, attacked by K-9 while leaving doctor was misidentified, lawsuit claims

The attorney representing a prominent Jacksonville activist and adjunct Douglas Anderson School of the Arts teacher, who’s under fire for controversial remarks on social media, called for her return to the classroom.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference Monday morning at the University of Florida in Gainesville.

A prominent local activist has been reassigned from her position as an adjunct teacher at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, the district confirmed to News4JAX on Friday.

With a packed agenda and razor-thin votes expected on several hot-button issues, the Jacksonville City Council is bracing for what could be a tense and lengthy meeting Tuesday night.

A new report from ProPublica found Citizens has taken more than 1,500 insurance disputes to mandatory arbitration, where it wins more than 90% of final hearings

A new report from ProPublica found Citizens has taken more than 1,500 insurance disputes to mandatory arbitration, where it wins more than 90% of final hearings

A new report from ProPublica found Citizens has taken more than 1,500 insurance disputes to mandatory arbitration, where it wins more than 90% of final hearings

A new report from ProPublica found Citizens has taken more than 1,500 insurance disputes to mandatory arbitration, where it wins more than 90% of final hearings

A new report from ProPublica found Citizens has taken more than 1,500 insurance disputes to mandatory arbitration, where it wins more than 90% of final hearings

A new report from ProPublica found Citizens has taken more than 1,500 insurance disputes to mandatory arbitration, where it wins more than 90% of final hearings

Missing data in a key state health report raised new questions about transparency from the Florida Department of Health.