Mauricio La Plante

The chain is already embarking on significant expansion plans in Northeast Florida, with new locations planned in northern St. Johns County and becoming a food concession option at Jacksonville International Airport.

After years of feeling like their concerns disappeared into a "black hole," military moving companies say a newly created federal program is finally taking a collaborative approach to fixing long-standing industry problems.

Jacksonville Aviation Authority leaders are encouraging local colleges to compete for a slice of $25 million in federal funding aimed at training aircraft mechanics, and they're offering to help schools navigate the application process before the June deadline.

A Pennsylvania real estate firm has purchased a fully-leased industrial building near Jaxport as part of a three-city acquisition spanning more than 2 million square feet. The company has been actively expanding its Jacksonville presence with multiple warehouse purchases.

Sporting Jax is taking an unusual approach to building its fan base in Jacksonville's crowded sports market, sending players directly to local bars and restaurants where they'll watch World Cup matches alongside prospective fans.

Johnson & Johnson's CEO visited Jacksonville to announce a massive investment in the city's contact lens manufacturing facility, which he says stands out as one of the company's most productive sites globally. Find out what makes this operation special and what the investment will fund.

Tyler Steiner and Tyler Saldutti of Prime Realty represented the distributor in a deal to increase the company’s space and avoid higher rent.

Mill Pond Capital owns 3% of the company and says structural problems make a sale the only path forward. The board has rejected at least one acquisition offer.

Increases in travel for the summer holiday took place during record-breaking years for Jacksonville International Airport, which tallied significant milestones in 2023 and 2024.

The First Coast Expressway is inching closer to St. Johns County as state leaders expect to cut the ribbon to one of the last segments winding through Clay County next week, according to an FDOT announcement.