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A clinician and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office discuss a new law giving police more discretion in managing mental health crises.

This week on The Florida Roundup, we went to Key West for a special show with a live studio audience. First, we spoke with former Congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (00:52). Then, we were joined by WLRN’s environment editor, Jenny Staletovich, to talk about warming ocean waters and coral reef restoration (21:28). And later, we heard from Julia Cooper, WLRN's reporter covering the Florida Keys (38:32).

On tonight's program: Governor Ron DeSantis has some definite thoughts about a fellow-governor who’s the Democratic pick for vice president; With so much fake news abounding, at least one media organization says it can help voters separate fact from fiction; The season’s first hurricane to strike Florida comes ashore in the state’s Big Bend region, although its impacts were felt much further afield; Amidst a cornucopia of challenges, Florida A&M University begins the search for a new, permanent leader; And if you think YOUR job is hot this summer, try working in a food truck.

On this week’s program, Dr. Joe Sirven highlights two critical issues in health care that are common yet often overlooked.

Two retiring broadcast veterans explore how the news landscape changed over their careers.

Three journalists who’ve covered the case from the beginning reflect as it comes to an end.

A man who survived 244 days in a coma left an indelible legacy. We discuss his remarkable life and recent death with his greatest champion.

Local historian Alan Bliss explains why it's time to say farewell to the Mathews Bridge.

Jacksonville’s mayor answers your questions in our monthly “Ask the Mayor” segment.

Our media panel discusses storm impacts, election politics and an attempt to rein in mayoral power.