Words by Harry Straussman Everyone’s favorite arachnid boy is back in action in a sense-tingling summer adventure that ...

In 1976, magazine writer Nik Cohn published an article called “Tribal Rites of the New Saturday Night“. The article, while mostly fictional, was turned into a screenplay that made history in 1977 as ...

To the genius who thought closing Downtown’s most convenient public boat ramp for nearly two years sounded perfectly reasonable. The St. Johns Marina Boat Ramp is now closed until summer 2028 as ...

By Teresa Spencer Jacksonville is changing. Depending on which side of town you’re standing on and how long you’ve lived here, that statement can be exciting, terrifying or followed immediately by, ...

After a long offseason and spring training period, the Jacksonville Jaguars officially kicked off training camp on July 28. Training camp provides us with our first visualization of the team before ...

Ambar: When the “New York Post” recently published a headline reading, “NYC ranked most romantic US city despite shaky reputation for singles — while a surprising Deep South city cracks the top 5,” ...

By Ambar Ramirez & Carmen Macri Aries August is all about cosmic course correction and world-shattering epiphanies, Aries. If you have been feeling like you somehow stumbled onto the wrong path with ...

Medical marijuana may be medicine, but for thousands of Northeast Florida patients, it’s also become another line item in the monthly household budget. Between rising insurance premiums, grocery bills ...

There are plenty of reasonable ways to spend 10 days in Florida in July. Go to the beach. Find a pool. Sit directly in front of an air conditioner and refuse to move until October. Or you can drive ...