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Our media panel discusses the biggest news of the week. Plus: A preview of the Jacksonville Taco & Tequila Festival.

Discover the captivating "Blue Moon"—rarely blue due to volcanic ash. This month, it's the humdrum version: a second full moon in a calendar month. 🌕🔵

An accreditation agency criticizes the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office for lax death reviews; the Community Foundation gets a new president; former Sheriff Nat Glover publishes a memoir.

Our medical roundtable examines the latest health care headlines, including a new drug for postpartum depression, stroke care, a gas station expanding into health care and full body MRI’s.

UNF's latest Jax Speaks poll asked about local concerns like stadium funding and approval of the performance of many local officials.

Sheriff T.K. Waters took office in November of last year in a special election and was re-elected to a regular term in March. Today, he joins us for a discussion on his first year in office.

As gun violence is on the rise throughout the state, legislation loosening gun laws went into effect in Florida in July.

Pandemic-era federal funding for child care centers set to run out by the end of the month. We look at how those funds have been used. Plus, we talk about the looming federal government shutdown and what it means for Florida. And later, how a South Florida hockey team is fostering a generation of female players.

This week's show focuses on the causes and effects of obesity in children and adults as well as weight loss treatments. Plus: a closer look at new pediatric obesity guidelines.

Our media panel discussed the $2 billion development plan in Downtown Jacksonville, another death at the Duval County jail and the appointment of Michael Fackler as general counsel. Also, we preview the Jax Book Fest.