Jacksonville, FL News Headlines

By Mike James Federal agents posing as potential terrorists and munitions sellers arrested a Georgia man in a plot to blast...

By Opio Sokoni We left 2018 and have now arrived in the year 2019. There are many to watch. The news is filled with the...

As the partial federal government shutdown enters its 28th day, the city is offering a few relief options for federal...

Participating in Airbnb vacation rentals has become more popular both for hosts and for guests seeking accommodation in...

She said her focus at the zoo would be "anything that connects to the guest experience" – and that Disney taught her, among...

U.S. airlines took a beating in early 2018 amid several high-profile clashes with disgruntled passengers, and they appear...

The Dalton Agency announced on Jan. 17 the acquisition of Nashville-based Anode, an interactive marketing and corporate...

What does your dream job look like? Chances are it doesn’t look like the cubicle you’re in right now. In a study of 2,000...

Tips to help you prepare for an unexpected career crisis. We all know how important it is to be prepared for a fire, flood,...

By Miles Jaye Lewis Hamilton, five-time World Champion of the richest, and arguably the most technologically advanced sport...

By Michael Jennings Sports Photo Journalist HOUSTON – The Jacksonville Jaguars’ 2018 season, which was full of...

By Michael Jennings If I could have sat down with God and chosen an era to be living in as a young man, it would most...

Florida A&M University’s (FAMU) Marching “100” is home after ringing in the New Year in grand style, making history with a...

By Michael Jennings Do you know what a leaf does when it falls off of a tree? It floats along from here to there until it...

By Michael Jennings Sports Photo Journalist The Jacksonville Jaguars took a trip to sunny South Florida last Sunday to face...

By Michael Jennings Sports Photo Journalist The saga continued at TIAA Bank Field this past Sunday as the Washington...

By Michael Jennings The Florida Star The old saying, “What was meant for evil, God uses for good” comes to mind. The...

Kayla Graves, a senior trombonist at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts and a Northside resident, was recently inducted...

By Jim Farber The New York Times Nancy Wilson, whose skilled and flexible approach to singing provided a key bridge between...

By Opio Sokoni  This week all political eyes were on Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn’s court case....