AND OUR NEXT STATE REP COULD HAVE BEEN … YOU! Friday, July 25

How a teensy little mistake led to an election with no candidates, and then a special election, and now a lawsuit

19 THINGS WE COULD HAVE DONE INSTEAD OF BUILD SHAD KHAN’S SCOREBOARDS Friday, July 25

What if we spent $43 million on the rest of us?

SAVE JACKSONVILLE'S LIBRARIES, SAVE OURSELVES Thursday, July 24

The case for voting ‘yes’ on the library referendum for the city on Aug. 26

CAROLINE LATHAN-STIEFEL IS DRAWING IN SPACE Wednesday, July 23

The latest Project Atrium artist explores the human brain’s malleability, taking inspiration from her father’s injury, in the exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville

CELEBRATING THE BIGGEST SCOREBOARDS EVER! (AND A SOCCER GAME) Wednesday, July 23

Johnnyswim, Ying Yang Twins and Sara Bareilles rule the stages of Northeast Florida

HERD OF WATTS BRINGS THE JUNK ON EPONYMOUS EP Wednesday, July 23

Five-piece band has a tendency to play it too clean, but these guys have chemistry and can dig in with a satisfying groove

NOLI NOVAK MAKES HEADLINES FOR THE JOURNAL Wednesday, July 23

When The Wall Street Journal needs one of its signature spot illustrations, it calls one of Jacksonville’s best artists

LIBERAL CONGRESSWOMAN CORRINE BROWN IS A GOP FOOT SOLDIER Wednesday, July 23

Republicans happily will cede a few minority-majority districts to fulfill their corporate conservative agenda. And here, Corrine Delivers, and has for years

MODERN WARFARE Wednesday, July 23

The leader of devout Sunni jihadist group Islamic State, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, making a rare, solemn appearance in July, wore a flashy silver wristwatch various video analysts described as a Rolex, an Omega Seafarer or a feature-laden Saudi …

PAINT IT BLACK Wednesday, July 23

Clinton Tucker, who is black, sued Benjamin Moore paints in Essex County, New Jersey, in June for wrongful firing — after, he said, he'd tolerated years of workplace racial insults. In fact, Tucker said the company introduced two new paint shades …