A vibrant rainbow of colors from gleaming glow sticks held aloft by hundreds of marchers lit up the Acosta Bridge amid the backdrop of the built-in red, white and blue railing lights Saturday night.

June is Pride Month, and Jacksonville’s LGBTQ+ community and its allies plan to celebrate. On Sunday, June 1, two events are ...

− As night fell Friday on downtown Jacksonville, 70 people lined the pedestrian walkway of the Main Street bridge and lit the structure in a ribbon of rainbow colors stretching over the river.

FDOT recently changed its policy on lighting to honor only official holidays and limit it to red, white and blue.

Widely revered as a metaphorical pet heaven, the Rainbow Bridge will now have a literal location in the Port City for ...

All Florida bridges will be draped in patriotic colors for the summer, so no Pride bridge lighting elsewhere either in June. That will not only wipe out the Pride rainbow lights, but other special ...

This summer, the Sunshine Skyway Bridge will not recognize a handful ... [sic] and blue are the colors of the United States. Therefore, we are celebrating America." ...

green and other colors as fireworks exploded in the night sky from 8 p.m. The bridge, which links the Odaiba district with the Shibaura district, will feature the same rainbow illumination from 30 ...

He said being able to see the Acosta in red, white and blue and the Main Street bridge in rainbow colors at the same time symbolizes that freedom and diversity are not mutually exclusive but ...