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On the one-year anniversary of the Dollar General store shooting, Jacksonville is still grappling with its effect.

On tonight’s program: An execution in Florida revives the ongoing conflict between supporters and opponents; A plan to add golf courses and pickleball courts to some of Florida’s state parks raises a royal ruckus; Advocates are looking to an Alabama gender affirming care case for clues on what might be next for Florida; Low-income Florida school kids missed out on a summer meals program this year. But what about next year?; We revisit an area that’s still recovering from last year’s Hurricane Idalia; Last week’s low voter turnout in Florida doesn’t seem to be alarming too many people.

This week on The Florida Roundup, we talked about a proposal to add new development to several state parks with WLRN environmental editor Jenny Staletovich and WUSF reporter Steve Newborn (00:10). Then, we spoke with Acting U.S. Secretary of Labor Julie Su about the jobs outlook for Florida ahead of Labor Day Weekend (20:35), and later we cover a series of court hearings and other news from across the state (37:12).

A pilot program from Nemours Children’s Health aims to expedite acute mental health services for kids ages 2 to 17.

Our First Coast Week in Review panel discusses the biggest stories of the week.

Democratic contender Jay McGovern explains why he’s running against Rep. John Rutherford, R-FL5.

A political expert joins us for post-debate analysis from the Trump/Harris presidential debate in Philadelphia.

As the social media giant heads to court for a key hearing on its future, how will social media regulation affect users — and First Amendment law?

Patients with terminal illnesses may be surprised to learn their health directives are routinely ignored.

A new documentary follows the front-line response to Florida’s new era of book bans.