Living comfortably in Jacksonville now requires about $118,000 a year — far above the city’s $67,000 median income — as ...

While Florida's minimum wage is increasing, the federal minimum wage remains at $7.25 per hour. A recent study estimates a Jacksonville household needs $118,000 annually for a comfortable living. Many ...

High costs of living, including housing and insurance, contribute to residents leaving Florida. Despite higher overall costs, some affordable towns exist in Florida, particularly in the Jacksonville ...

Florida's largest cities offer a wide range of living costs, making urban life in the Sunshine State accessible across multiple income levels.Read Next: The Living Wage a Family of Four Needs in ...

The Brentwood Golf Course, which has a rich and controversial history dating back to 1923, has been added to the Florida ...

Manufactured housing plays a key role in providing affordable housing, especially in Florida, which has one of the largest ...

Eric Mann, a dedicated leader at the YMCA, is preparing to retire next summer after an impressive 45-year career with the ...

While the few tourists who actually visit Jacksonville head straight to the beaches and wonder why anyone would live her ...

John Delony expressed his frustration at a caller during an episode of The Ramsey Show who shares tens of thousands of ...

Taxes are one of the first things business owners consider when choosing where to set up shop or relocate. Texas has no state income tax, which is attractive. Here’s the surprising part: Florida doesn ...

Forty Florida hospitals met U.S. News & World Report standards and were recognized as Best Regional Hospitals. Are any in your city?

Jacksonville has cut property tax rate once since 2013. City Council President Kevin Carrico said he wants to see if it can be done this year.