The organization cited "safety and security" as the reasons for leaving.

"We respect the decision and are glad these jobs will remain in Jacksonville. Our work to attract more companies never stops.

Developers and IT support staff who worked on the FAFSA form were hard hit in the Education Department's layoffs Tuesday.

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The Golden State Warriors are on fire, boasting a 10-game winning streak with Jimmy Butler's impactful addition.

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The cuts could jeopardize projects across the country intended to keep 25,000 units energy-efficient, livable and affordable ...