Jacksonville FL

If you live in Duval County and eat out regularly, this is the kind of news you want to read before you pick your next restaurant. The Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation conducted inspections at 248 restaurants across Duval County in the last 30 days, and the results are worth your attention.

Hundreds of Florida workers are facing an uncertain future after Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) filed WARN notices affecting four facilities across the state.  The wine and spirits distributor has…

Georgia-Florida game on Oct. 31 will kick off once again at 3:30 p.m. and air live on Channel 2.

The IRS is holding in-person interviews in six cities for key seasonal roles, a move that the chair of the AICPA welcomed during her comments Monday at AICPA ENGAGE. “What we need to say is that we do hear you,” Chair Jan Lewis, CPA, CGMA, partner at BMSS Advisors & CPAs in the Jackson, Miss., metro area, said in respo

"I'm honored to add my voice to a team Jacksonville already loves." The post Chad ‘Chumley’ Kerch Joins WQIK Jacksonville Country Morning Show appeared first on Barrett Media .

Jacksonville deputies are asking for the public’s help to identify a man caught on camera using a stolen EBT account for back‑to‑back grocery runs at two local stores in May. Investigators say the suspect first used the stolen benefits on May 12 at a grocery store off...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Residents at a Westside Jacksonville apartment complex said they were using the bathroom in buckets last year. Their water had been shut off — not because they hadn’t paid, but because JEA said their landlord didn’t. Every attempt to get answers hit a...

Prospect Five Points is closing permanently after nearly five years in business. The wine bar and restaurant provided Jacksonville’s Riverside community with a range of food and wine offerings over the years. Prospect Five Points Set to Bid Adieu. The restaurant announced its closure in a recent Instagram post....

Tucked along the St. Johns River in downtown Jacksonville, Florida, the USS Orleck Naval Museum lets visitors step aboard a real Navy destroyer that fought in both the Korean and Vietnam Wars. This Gearing-class warship, commissioned in 1945, has earned a legendary reputation and even appeared in the Tom Hanks film Gre

Automated facial recognition tech led to a Black father being wrongfully imprisoned for months.