Baldwin News

In partnership with the Community Foundation of North Florida, the Council on Culture & Arts, and United Partners for Human Services, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation will be presenting a series of professionally facilitated workshops specifically designed to help not-for-profit organizations survive and thrive during difficult economic ...

It's been an off-and-on topic throughout its history, but the North Florida Transportation Planning Organization has been ramping up its efforts for the last year on just how to tackle the idea of a regional transportation authority.

JON M. FLETCHER/The Times-Union Army reservists with the 351st Military Police Company listen to Arthur Newsome, a representative for Wackenhut Corp.

After years of stops, starts and second-guessing, construction on the Duval County Courthouse has quietly begun.

Property tax values are dropping around Northeast Florida, spelling shortfalls for cash-strapped local governments but potential savings for home-owners and businesses.

The notice is in effect for those who live on the east side of the railroad tracks on U.S. 90.

If you have a beef with his office, or can think of a better way to run it, St. Johns County Sheriff David Shoar wants to know.

RICK WILSON/The Times-Union Worry Otim is a natural as a soccer player, according to his coach at Ed White High School.

Ask Dolly Thomas about a bypass that would allow traffic to avoid downtown Baldwin in western Duval County and she worries about losing customers at Everybody's Restaurant.

WILL DICKEY/The Times-Union Ann Dugger speaks during a rally at Hemming Plaza on Monday that kicked off Victims Rights Week in Jacksonville.

Potter Marilyn Smart of Ponte Vedra Beach throws clay while giving a demonstration at the St.

Whether Jacksonville residents realize it or not, the taxes they pay to live here are among the lowest in the country, a national study found last year.

Daily newspapers provide most of the local news in this country. Yet, they don't get much of the credit.

BRUCE LIPSKY/The Times-Union Jose Pierre, executive chef at Morton's The Steakhouse, displays several cuts of meat in the dining room Thursday.

From a kite festival to yoga on the St. Johns River, the City of Jacksonville wants to encourage residents to get out there and explore over 300 local parks.

DREW DIXON The Times-UnionIf you want to avoid paved roads and the threat of traffic, you can always take your bicycle to the beach - or opt for trails at some of the nearby parks.

Nebula-award winning sci-fi author Jack McDevitt will speak at 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 30, at the Ponte Vedra Beach library, 101 Library Blvd., Ponte Vedra Beach.

As the 2009 legislative session continues, the 11-member Duval Delegation is in Tallahassee with plenty on their plate, including everything from education funding to alternative energy.

One of the largest planned construction projects in Northeast Florida may finally be getting back on track.

Police warn a restaurant racket has been fooling plenty of local businesses into giving away cash.