The dramatic events of June 1964 in St. Augustine helped break a U.S. Senate filibuster and pass the Civil Rights Act.

Sandwiched between the Matanzas inlet and river, the 283-year-old fort and its Visitor Center and park blend powerful history ...

St. Augustine's racial clashes in the summer of 1964 led directly to the busting of a filibuster and passage of the Civil ...

The St. Johns Cultural Arts Center once stood as the St. Augustine Beach Hotel, which took center stage on June 25, 1964, as photographs of the vicious attacks on Black protesters wading in the waters ...

Florida is widely known for its beautiful beaches and immersive theme parks, but did you know the Sunshine State is also home to the oldest city in the country? St. Augustine was founded in 1565 by ...

St. Augustine Black History App was launched to give users an interactive and immersive way to explore the rich black history of the city. (WJXT, Copyright 2024 by ...

The lighthouse, which was first lit on October 15, 1874, will host a week-long celebration starting on Monday, October 14, lasting through Friday, October 18. A ‘special birthday’ celebration will ...

Fishing, food, and an easy pace made St. Augustine the perfect first stop on our Florida road trip and had us wondering if we’d already found our favorite place ...

St. Augustine Beach Mayor Dylan Rumrell will issue a proclamation recognizing February as Black History Month for the first time in the city's history at its City Commission Meeting on Monday, Feb. 3 ...