Metro Jacksonville

	Breathing Life back into the Jacksonville Landing Some believe additional parking may be the answer to the Jacksonville Landing's woes, but history suggests that the center's ability to draw in national tenants will not be completely solved... FULL STORY
	What if Jacksonville suddenly woke up? Some say, Jacksonville is a diamond that wants to remain coal . What would it be like if Jacksonville were a city that didn’t hate itself... led by people who acknowledged its... FULL STORY
	Five City-Owned Properties that Should be Sold Now! With the economic slowdown and Florida's Property Tax Amendments, Jacksonville is in a bit of a budget crunch. The city owns a lot of property downtown that is not contributing the the... FULL STORY
	Jacksonville Foreclosure impact Underestimated? City Council members Jack Webb and Glorious Johnson should be commended for their efforts to try to find a way to somehow slow down the rising number of foreclosures here in Jacksonville. In 2007... FULL STORY
	Jacksonville: The Next Detroit? What a shocking statistic to have learned recently while New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was in town as part of his national convention on curbing violent crime and reducing illegal guns. Here... FULL STORY
	Springfield's 9th and Main: Curse or Con? How Folio's Man of the Year, Craig Van Horn Became Springfield's Greatest Liability (and conned hundreds of thousands of dollars for his failing real estate empire)... FULL STORY
	Business as Usual “There is probable cause that some Jacksonville elected officials violated state law by failing to report as gifts taxpayer-financed outings to football games, concerts and other events BUT... FULL STORY
	Is Downtown Going Down the Tubes? Have we been sold a bill of goods by the city? Is the renaissance of downtown over before it even began? Apparently some downtown business owners think... FULL STORY
	The Potential Impact of Amendment 1 On Tuesday, voters will go to the polls and decide on the Republican nominee for President. Most of the talk about this week's election has centered on how the democrats aren't here... FULL STORY
	Craig Airport - Are You Really Surprised? In the past couple of weeks, Mayor John Peyton has come under a bit of fire from a group of Jacksonville residents. Peyton in trouble by his boss (the citizens) has become commonplace. No matter... FULL STORY

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Florida eyes overhaul of state higher education
A year from now Florida Community College at Jacksonville might not be a community college.
Jacksonville's vehicle fleet is going smaller
Jacksonville officials, facing an $11.4 million jump in fuel costs, are downsizing the city's vehicle fleet.
JTA set to expand JIA shuttle service
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority?s bus system could be seeing changes in the near future. Among those is the AirJTA fleet which serves as shuttle between Downtown and JIA.
Six Starbucks to close on First Coast
Starbucks will close six First Coast stores as part of a previously announced nationwide purge aimed at weeding out unprofitable locations.
Jacksonville chamber to learn from Seattle
The Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce will visit Seattle during its 28th annual Leadership Trip.
Winn-Dixie Opens Multi-million Dollar Remodel in Jacksonville
Part of a chain-wide remodeling program, the store gained more than 2,400 square feet in the revamp, as Winn-Dixie sets its sights on downtown food shoppers.
Springfield Walgreens Now Open (24 hours!)
It took three years, but Karen Mathis? predictions for Springfield retail relief have finally arrived in the form of a new Walgreens store at 8th and Davis.
Is Florida the Sunset State?
Water Crisis Mortgage Fraud Political Dysfunction Algae Polluted Beaches Declining Crops Failing Public Schools Foreclosures, Welcome to Florida.