Lifestyle in Jacksonville runs on cultural trends, family dynamics, hobbies and the everyday choices that shape daily life, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in the routines and habits that define the region.
First Coast American Heart Association's annual event gave about 150 girls hands-on exposure to science, technology, engineering, arts and math careers.
Live Poll
Should local schools and employers do more to encourage girls toward STEM careers?
Live Poll
Should Jacksonville use public money to restore historic downtown buildings like this church?
Jacksonville's downtown authority is soliciting bids for the former Snyder Memorial Methodist Church on North Laura Street.
Kimia gave birth to the zoo's first bonobo in 10 years, a rare arrival for an endangered great ape.
The National Down Syndrome Society's 2026 video includes Jacksonville-area residents alongside a local marathon record for an athlete with Down syndrome.
Live Poll
Do you support using city funds to help private restaurants open in your downtown area?
The Downtown Investment Authority authorized a $400,000 loan to bring a new restaurant to The Greenleaf building.
A family of five is seeking to rebuild after an electrical fire severely damaged their home on Ramona Boulevard.
Day to day, that means local cultural shifts, family and relationship patterns, housing trends and recreational habits. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Changing economic conditions often drive these everyday shifts as residents adjust their priorities and spending. New residential developments and the social spaces that emerge within them are recurring themes in the coverage.
