The morgue is planned for Golfair Boulevard, across the street from the KIPP school. The Metro Gardens Neighborhood ...

A federal appeals court narrowly sided with the state of Florida, ruling that a state law doesn't violate a transgender public school teacher's First Amendment rights by preventing her from ...

Jacksonville Florida Times-Union Earlier this month, a human drama with statewide impact played out in a federal courthouse in downtown Jacksonville, obscured beneath layers of legalese and ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A court hearing in Jacksonville’s federal court was held Friday morning to hear testimony in a case that could impact the longtime debate over Confederate monuments on ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A three-judge federal appellate panel unanimously upheld Florida's 2022 congressional redistricting maps, and in particular, Congressional District 5, which spans over 200 ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – As the state tries to fend off a challenge to a similar law, a federal appeals court Wednesday upheld the constitutionality of a Jacksonville ordinance that bars dancers ...

Activists gathered at the Duval County federal courthouse Friday, continuing the fight to have all Confederate monuments in Jacksonville and Florida be taken down.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Confederate monuments are once again at the center of legal and public debate in Jacksonville, this time inside a federal courtroom. Former attorney Earl Johnson Jr. is ...

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office will enforce the city's ... Groups challenging the state law won an injunction last month blocking it in a federal court case. Carrico then asked the Office of ...

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld legislation requiring strip club dancers in Jacksonville to be 21 and older. It’s the latest federal ruling in an anti-sex trafficking ordinance that ...

ATLANTA — An injunction barring the enforcement of Florida’s drag-show ban will remain in effect after a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the law is likely unconstitutional. A three ...

Confederate monuments are once again at the center of legal and public debate in Jacksonville, this time inside a federal courtroom. Former attorney Earl Johnson Jr. is asking the U.S. Court of ...