Welcome to our new podcast Redux: The week in review from WJCT News.
The program is hosted by Vince Kong and features the best stories from the past week.
EPISODE 1
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Business Brief: Tech Coast Attendees React To Google Fiber Slowdown
The big story in the tech world last week was the decision by Google to postpone the expansion of its high-speed fiber internet network in cities across the country, which includes Jacksonville.
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Cummer Museum Director Resigns, Plans To Continue ‘Impacting Community’
The Cummer Museum’s Executive Director Hope McMath announces her resignation.
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Harvard Report: Duval County Among US Death Penalty 'Outliers'
Florida’s 4th Judicial Circuit, which includes Duval County, is among a handful nationwide that sentence the majority of criminals to die. That’s according to a report titled “Too Broken to Fix” from Harvard University researchers.
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Jacksonville Faith Leaders Protest ‘Overzealous’ Use Of Death Penalty
More than 50 Jacksonville faith leaders are calling for an end to the death penalty.
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Congresswoman Corrine Brown And Lawyers ‘Break Up’; Trial Postponed Until November
The fraud trial of Congresswoman Corrine Brown will be postponed by a month after a judge ruled she needs more time to find a new lawyer.