JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – City officials issued a permit Monday to demolish the closed Museum of Science & History (MOSH) on Jacksonville’s Southbank, according to our news partners at the Jacksonville ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min The Museum of Science & History ...

More and more Americans feel our national unity is growing fragile. Conspiracy theories and misinformation are eroding trust, stoking hate and tearing at the very fabric of our society, often with ...

MACON, Ga. — Gov. Brian Kemp’s amended budget for fiscal year 2026 includes a nearly $86 million one-time funding cut to Georgia’s Promise Scholarship program, following lower-than-expected ...

The former Museum of Science and History building on the Southbank is set for demolition. Demolition will cost $875,000 and is expected to occur within the next three to six months. The city will seek ...

The final science exhibit at the old MOSH building in downtown will involve the physics of demolition. The Downtown Investment Authority approved knocking down the four-story building at 1025 Museum ...

The month of February, my first full month in Office, had the LOWEST number of Illegal Immigrants trying to enter our Country in History – BY FAR! There were only 8,326 apprehensions of Illegals by ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A longtime fixture along Jacksonville’s Southbank may soon disappear. The Downtown Investment Authority (DIA) is recommending that the former Museum of Science and History (MOSH) ...

An announcement from MOSH board chairwoman Jill Davis said Dove's decision came "after much careful thought and reflection." In a separate statement, he did not address the timing of the decision but ...

Ever wondered about the physics of mosh pits and circle pits? If so, you're not alone, because earlier this week, Max Sebastian, a subscriber to the podcast The Rest Is Science, posed a question for ...

In 2025, I experienced two mayoral elections. One was in my own backyard. For a good portion of the year, New York City’s local politics became a matter of national interest. It was a hot election ...