In the making since 2023, legislation is now pressing in the Florida Legislature that will lay the foundation for the new Florida Museum of Black History to be built in St. Augustine.

Divorce doesn’t just impact spouses—it reshapes entire families. In Episode 8 of Split Happens, hosts Katie Garner and board-certified family law attorney Jay Henderlite focus on what matters most during separation: your children.

The Front Porch History project, showcased at the Ritz Theater and Museum in LaVilla, presents first-person accounts of African Americans who have influenced education, politics, and daily life in the city.

Dogtopia of Jacksonville on Beach Boulevard held its first-ever Passion 4 Pets adoption event, matching about 30 dogs with new families as local rescues and humane societies teamed up to find animals new homes.

A collaboration between the Community Health Outreach and the American Heart Association is working to change the number of nutrition-insecure military families in Jacksonville, starting with a truck carrying 3,500-5,000 pounds of food that will feed roughly 6,000 families a month.

Ronsina Ray, better known on social media as “Real Ronsina,” has built a loyal following of more than half a million by keeping it real. But according to Ronsina, her goal goes beyond the numbers. For her, it’s about visibility, giving mothers who look like her a voice and a place to feel seen.

The Pentagon has not permitted photographers to cover Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's last two briefings on the war in Iran, and hasn't explained the change in longstanding policy.

Shakira says her new world tour is turning lifelong dreams into reality as she sets attendance records and earns major recognition.

The Oscars producers are turning this year’s nominated songs into big showpieces that celebrate the films behind them.

Ken Follett’s next historical epic is a story of forbidden romance set during a time of official propriety, the Victorian age.

Gustavo Dudamel is pushing back after Timothée Chalamet said “no one cares” about opera and ballet.

A New York federal judge is urging over two dozen states to settle their antitrust claims against Ticketmaster and its parent company this week after the Justice Department reached a deal and dropped out of an ongoing trial.