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This week on The Florida Roundup, we talk about the U.S. Humanitarian Parole Program with Luis Miranda, principal deputy assistant secretary for communications at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Plus, we look at Florida’s chartered flights from Israel with the Miami Herald’s Ana Ceballos. And later, an update on how school districts are navigating book reviews.

This week on What’s Health Got To Do With It, we learn about the fascinating field of pediatric eye health.

Cindy Watson is retiring as CEO of JASMYN; Thomas Graham discusses his latest book about soldiers of color in the Civil War era; Jacksonville University considers climate change ideas in a Shark Tank-style competition.

Operation New Hope expands into Clay County jail; Jacksonville Music Experience previews two documentaries; UNF teaches about cannabis in health care; the Civic Orchestra of Jacksonville gives last performance of season.

We take a closer look at breast cancer and how it has affected some residents on the First Coast. Then: Alan Paul discusses his new book about the Allman Brothers, and we review the Jaguars' win over the Indianapolis Colts.

As we do every Friday, we discussed the week’s most important news with members of the local media. And we announced our new permanent host!

Our media panel discusses Duval's decision to suspend its search for a schools superintendent. Plus other news this week: a traffic suspect killed in Camden County, a potential buyer for Regency Square Mall and alleged redlining by Ameris Bank.

A group of urban farmers teaches us how to grow our own food; archaeologists unearth a 19th century shipwreck in St. Augustine; the Jax 48 Hour Film Festival returns.

Diana Greene discusses her latest work; TEDx Jacksonville begins next week; the violent arrest of Le’Keian Woods gets national scrutiny.

Dr. Sunil Joshi, the city's chief health officer, discusses his plans for addressing health disparities and improving the health of residents.