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The award-winning documentary captures the initial Russian assault on Ukraine. It will screen at WJCT Studios on Thursday.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation Friday that limits civilian review boards and mandates a 25-foot setback at police scenes.
We catch up on this week's biggest local headlines with our panel of media experts.
A survivor and a former rape prosecutor explain the effects of sexual violence and navigating the legal process.
Chris Hand joins Anne Schindler to discuss local issues
Investigative journalist Nichole Manna shares the outcome of an Internal Affairs investigation sparked by her reporting.
We explore the history of the humble but heroic coquina stone.
Catch up on this week's biggest local headlines with our panel of media experts.
A new investigation takes a deep dive into the ascent — and associates — of GOP insider Kent Stermon.
A Jacksonville property owner fights back after squatters destroy her home.
Health care professionals have begun to consider individual genetic factors to tailor prescriptions to their patients.
The Lodge, a community home for adults living with intellectual disabilities, has opened its doors in Jacksonville.
Get up to date on the week's top headlines with our local news panel. From the arrest of deputy Josue Garriga to the conviction of former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn, we talk about it all.
Thursday on "First Coast Connect," we speak with Tracy Williams Magwood, the daughter of wrongfully convicted death row inmate Clifford Williams. She reveals how she hopes to carry forth his legacy.
Today, we learned how local leaders and refugee support groups are addressing urgent needs amid gang violence and political instability in Haiti. Plus, get a sneak peek of the Sleeping Giant Film Festival's lineup and insights on the upcoming e
City Council President Ron Salem talks with us about the trial of two former JEA executives accused of trying to enrich themselves by selling the utility. Then we talk with residents of the San Marco area about a proposed self-storage business
Today we welcome activists who are drawing attention to sexual harassment and discrimination in schools. Afterward, we hear about ways to prevent sudden cardiac arrest, and we talk with the Garden Club of Jacksonville about its upcoming event.
Today our panel discusses the Duval County jail, Jacksonville Beach safety, the JEA case and more. Also, we catch up with musical prodigy Llewellyn Sanchez-Werner, who will perform tonight at St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan joins us today for our monthly chat about what's happening in city government. Then, Reuben Brigety, current U.S. ambassador and Jacksonville native, stops by to talk about his role in maintaining relations betwe
Experts discuss Florida's measles outbreak and public health decline. Then, Scenic Jacksonville explains its new initiative to uncover architectural gems beyond the urban core, and comedian Tom Papa previews his upcoming performance at the Pont
Ethics watchdogs in Jacksonville fear that recently passed legislation will weaken accountability of public officials. They tell us how. After that, Donna Orender previews the upcoming Generation W event on April 5. And then Adam Arendall discu
Listen in as we discuss the verdicts in the trial of two former JEA executives. Later, we talk about funding for the Emerald Trail project, a significant donation from the Weaver Foundation and the development of electric vehicles in Jacksonvil
Today we discuss the week's biggest headlines with our team of local newspeople. Then, the owner of Alewife Bottle Shop, Kelly Pickard, stops by to discuss the upcoming celebration of their ninth year.
Today, we highlight a local event that explores the possibility of reconciliation and peace in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Then, we talk to children's author PeTika Tave and her daughter Zandria Bastian about the importance of instilling
Today, we took a closer look at the dynamics within Jacksonville City Hall, particularly the relationship between the City Council and the mayor. Later, we discuss the importance of conserving our waterways, and we talk with conservationist Kir
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