Aydian Ahmad

Following the Federal Open Market Committee’s 2-day meeting, at 2:30pm, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to hold a press conference.

Beginning Wednesday, the City of Jacksonville said it will offer free tax services to veterans and their spouses.

2025 has been quite the year of change for the Jacksonville Jaguars. On Jan. 6, the team moved on from Doug Pederson as their head coach, and about two weeks later on Jan. 22, they decided to “respectfully separate” from their general manager Trent Baalke.

The University of North Florida hosted a special event on Monday afternoon during which President Moez Limayem announced a name change to the school’s College of Education and Human Services.

After a wild week that saw firings, name withdrawals, and hirings, the Jacksonville Jaguars are set to officially introduce Liam Coen as their next head coach.

A man was arrested for fatally striking an 8-month-old on Saturday afternoon with his car after placing the baby in the street, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

Nikki Fried, who has been the Chair of the Florida Democratic Party since 2023, has been re-elected to serve in the position for the next four years.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said two people died on Saturday morning after a house was “fully engulfed” in flames in the city’s Grand Park neighborhood.

On Wednesday, the Jaguars announced that they are moving on from general manager Trent Baalke after a rollercoaster tenure with the team that witnessed the disastrous Urban Meyer era, a shocking playoff berth and win, a season that began promising before falling off the rails, and the most recent debacle in the form of a 4-13 season that will see the team pick within the top five of the NFL Draft for the third time in five seasons.

It’s official. Trent Baalke is no longer the general manager of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Locals continue to feel the impacts of a winter storm that moved through Southeast Georgia and North Florida on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning as they grapple with unsafe driving conditions, road closures, and power outages.

As a rare winter storm continues to inch its way toward Northeast Florida, more city and countywide services are announcing how they will handle the inclement weather.