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- 1NFL Week 3: Falcons Crush Packers, Close Finishes Everywhere●# NFL Week 3 Scores: Ended Games: # ATL 35 @ 14 # GB # LAC 16 @ 24 # BUF # CAR 18 @ 21 # CLE # NYJ 24 @ 31 # DET # HOU 1
Week 3 of the NFL season produced a full slate of results, headlined by Atlanta's 35-14 road win over Green Bay. Buffalo beat the Chargers 24-16, Cleveland edged Carolina 21-18, and Detroit defeated the Jets 31-24. Several games came down to the wire: Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 30-27, Washington edged Seattle 33-31, and San Francisco outlasted Arizona 36-30. Kansas City beat Miami 24-10, while Jacksonville thrashed New England 35-6.
- 2Miami Lags Rest of Florida on Homebuilding and Affordability▼Why Miami Is Flunking Homebuilding and Affordability While the Rest of Florida Booms
A new report argues Miami is failing to keep pace with the rest of Florida on homebuilding and housing affordability, even as other parts of the state see construction booms. The piece highlights how slow permitting, high land costs and restrictive zoning are limiting new supply in Miami, pushing prices and rents up faster than in cities like Tampa or Jacksonville, where building has surged and affordability has held up better.
- 3Jaguars secure Travis Hunter's first interception ball after dispute▼Jaguars collect Travis Hunter's first INT ball after spat
The Jacksonville Jaguars collected the ball from Travis Hunter's first career NFL interception after a dispute over who would keep it. Hunter, the rookie two-way player and No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 draft, reached the milestone in a game, and the team stepped in to resolve the disagreement over the souvenir's ownership.
- 4Mario Fernandez to plead not guilty in child sex case▼Mario Fernandez, convicted in Jared Bridegan murder, expected to plead not guilty to separate child sex charges
Mario Fernandez, already convicted of murder in the killing of Jacksonville-area tech executive Jared Bridegan, is expected to plead not guilty when arraigned on separate charges of child sexual abuse. The new case adds to his legal troubles as he awaits sentencing for the 2022 murder-for-hire killing. Local coverage in Florida is following the court proceedings closely.
- 5Jaguars crash Top 5 in AP NFL Power Rankings Week 4▼AP NFL Power Rankings Week 4: Jaguars crash Top 5
The Jacksonville Jaguars have surged into the Top 5 of the AP NFL Power Rankings for Week 4, marking one of the biggest risers in the league so far this season. The updated rankings have sparked debate among fans about whether the Jaguars' strong start is sustainable as the season progresses.
- 6Wave of new retail stores heading to Jacksonville area●Fitness centers, face bars, fast fashion and food centers among retail stores on the way to the Jacksonville area
A range of new retail businesses is on the way to the Jacksonville area, including fitness centers, face bars, fast fashion retailers and food halls or food centers. The report highlights continued retail expansion in the Florida city, with openings expected across multiple shopping and lifestyle categories in the coming months.
- 7Jacksonville Councilman Kevin Carrico to leave council, launch new venture●Councilman Kevin Carrico will not seek reelection, announces new Jacksonville business venture
Jacksonville councilman Kevin Carrico has announced he will not seek reelection and is instead starting a new business venture in the city. The move ends his run on the council and shifts his focus to the private sector. Details of the new business have not yet been fully laid out, and reactions from constituents and colleagues are still coming in.
- 8Jaguars resolve ball boy dispute after Travis Hunter interception●Jaguars sorting out ball boy spat after Travis Hunter interception
The Jacksonville Jaguars are dealing with an internal dispute involving a ball boy following an interception by rookie two-way player Travis Hunter. Details of the spat have not been fully disclosed, but the team says it is sorting the matter out internally. The incident has drawn attention because of Hunter's high profile as this year's standout rookie and the unusual nature of the confrontation.