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Miami, Jacksonville deemed ‘sinkhole cities’ amid grim fiscal outlook
Miami and Jacksonville are both called “sinkhole cities,” graded as a “D” on a scale ranging from “A” to “F.” Miami, at 67th ...
Man breaks into hotel room, shoots pregnant woman and kills her fiancé, Florida cops say
A man is accused of breaking into a couple’s hotel room, shooting a woman seven months pregnant and killing her fiancé on ...
Pollo Tropical abruptly closes its last three Jacksonville restaurants
After 14 years, a Miami-based restaurant chain known for its Cuban and Latin-inspired food has abruptly closed all its ...
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Four Florida cities among the ‘most financially distressed’ in U.S. Do you live there?
Four Florida cities placed high on WalletHub's list — Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa and Orlando. WalletHub compared the 100 largest cities with six overall categories, including credit scores and ...
Woman finds ex at stoplight and shoots female passenger in the head, Florida cops say
A woman pulled up on her ex-boyfriend at a stoplight, then saw another woman in the car and shot her in the head, Florida ...
Florida Politics9d
WalletHub study: Jacksonville ranked third in country for most financially distressed residents
“Jacksonville has the third-most financially distressed residents in the country, this is evident from the fact that nearly ...
Why South Florida housing is now a buyers' market, report says
The housing market in South Florida has grown weaker and condos are only partly to blame, a Redfin economist said.
City Year's Allishia Bauman on Florida education, workforce development
In this conversation, Jacksonville Business Journal Editor-in-Chief James Cannon invites City Year Jacksonville Executive Director Allishia Bauman to share how her team is making a difference.