The Jacksonville City Council voted unanimously on Monday to deny a liquor license renewal to Brittney Ridley, owner of ...

Incoming freshmen of Jacksonville State University attend one of the many Gamecock Orientations led by GO! Leaders alongside ...

Jacksonville State University adopted a standalone hazing policy in June in accordance with the Stop Campus Hazing Act that ...

The roads around the Jacksonville Public Square are expected to undergo upgrades beginning in spring 2026 to enhance safety ...

Mason’s BBQ has moved on campus into Stephenson Hall, making way for Lost Pizza Co. to occupy its former building on Mountain ...

Students will begin paying an athletic fee of $20 per credit hour for the fall and spring semesters due to a decision by the Board of Trustees to separate it from the general university fee. The fee ...

Hundreds of people gathered Saturday at the Jacksonville Public Square for a protest in response to President Donald Trump’s military parade.

The Jacksonville City Council voted unanimously not to vacate and relocate the right-of-way between 1612 and 1702 Seventh Avenue NE on Monday.

SGA Vice President of Student Activities Bethany Stoots was anxious to begin climbing the rock wall but that did not stop her from reaching the top during the SGA rock climbing event on Wednesday at ...

For the first time since 2009, Jacksonville voters will elect a new mayor in August, as longtime mayor, Johnny Smith, has announced he will not seek re-election.

The Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services hosted a Deaf and Hard of Hearing College Prep Camp at Jax State from June 1-7. The week-long camp had about 15 to 20 high school juniors and seniors ...

Jax State student Ansley Lyons uses her platform to combat food insecurity on campus and in the community by installing a food pantry that is accessible 24/7.