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Randy DeFoor drops out of consideration as the city's general counsel; a parking garage partly collapses at Ascension St. Vincent’s Hospital; the Jaguars take on the Kansas City Chiefs. Also, the Jacksonville Symphony returns.

JTA moves forward with plans for autonomous vehicles; the Artist Series at Florida State College at Jacksonville will debut next month; songs have been added at The Independent.

Landlords are using technology to evaluate potential tenants, and many people contend the software unfairly rejects potential tenants. Also, new COVID-19 boosters could be available any day now.

Duval Schools continues its search to replace Superintendent Diana Greene; EDTalks will focus on resiliency; Cre8Jax lists the best weekend events.

Food deserts leave Duval residents wanting; Read USA honors literacy heroes; Bistro X goes against the grain and cuts prices.

On today's show, a panel of community members discusses mental health and suicide prevention. Then: We recap a disappointing Jaguars game.

Professionals and community leaders discuss how strikes could affect our area; Cre8Jax runs down the best weekend events; All Beaches Experimental Theatre presents Alabama Story.

Our panel discusses the difficulties people encounter when looking for love. Then: a look at Players by the Sea, a community theater in Jacksonville Beach.

Our media roundtable discusses rising crime, including the slayings of two children, plus approval of Jacksonville's budget and the possibility of higher rates at JEA.

A new COVID-19 booster has been approved, and the federal government is resuming the shipment of COVID-19 rapid tests to all Americans.