Eastside residents have mixed feelings about the impact that the stadium of the future will have on their neighborhood.

TIAA Bank Field will soon become EverBank Stadium.

After TIAA on Wednesday announced it is selling its Jacksonville-based bank to a group of investment funds, the next question many were asking was: How does that affect the name of the Jaguars’ stadium?

TIAA on Wednesday announced it is selling its Jacksonville-based bank to a group of investment funds, News4JAX news partner Jacksonville Daily Record reported.

Now that Jacksonville City Council has given thumbs up to helping Jaguars owner Shad Khan build a luxury hotel on the old Shipyards project, we’re looking into what happens next.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Hundreds of people embraced the climb Saturday morning in efforts to help end lung cancer and lung diseases. This is the American Lung Association’s 13th annual “Fight For Air Climb,” which includes a combination of ramps and stairs at TIAA Bank Field. They have their own stories and climb for their friends and loved ones who suffer from lung cancer and lung diseases. Ad“Whether it’s asthma, lung cancer, or other lung conditions, a lot of people are really here to promote lung health in our community and to honor and memorialize those that they love,” Hughes said. The funds will support research, education and advocacy for anything from lung cancer to clean air.

This photo provided by JP Morgan Chase shows Thasunda Brown Duckett. TIAA on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021 named Thasunda Brown Duckett as its new chief executive officer. Duckett comes to the financial services firm from JPMorgan Chase, where she was CEO of Chase Consumer Banking. (JP Morgan Chase via AP)TIAA on Thursday named Thasunda Brown Duckett as its new chief executive officer. Duckett comes to the financial services firm from JPMorgan Chase, where she was CEO of Chase Consumer Banking.

TIAA reached the capacity of 250 people; Prime Osborn continuing until 7pm Monday night. If you need help with WJXT’s or WCWJ's FCC public inspection file, call (904) 393-9801.