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After a bitterly divided election season, we check the progress of a group of college students working to foster civil discourse.

Jacksonville Today education reporter Megan Mallicoat shares what she discovered in an extensive public records dive.

A look at the effect of the Sporting Jax women's soccer team — the first professional major league women's sports franchise to land in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan takes your calls and questions in our monthly segment.

On tonight’s program: Florida school board races are not partisan affairs today. But they used to be. And they could be partisan again if voters agree; Even some who think the right to hunt and fish should be in the Florida Constitution are having some reservations; Recreational marijuana use by adults in Florida remains a hot button topic just days before the election; Florida’s proposed constitutional guarantee to abortion access continues to be an emotionally wrenching matter for many; Amendment 5 seems a big hit with folks on limited incomes; And Florida voters will even get to decide whether or not public funds should still be used to help fund political campaigns.

Our media panel breaks down the week's top headlines.

An industrial giant in Fernandina Beach turns back a citizen challenge of its proposed bioethanol plant.

Monthly health headlines with Dr. Joe Sirven.

Is it possible to disagree without dislike? A behavioral economist offers a path for connecting to those we oppose.

On this week’s program, Dr. Joe Sirven discusses how to navigate the health care system when diagnosed with prostate cancer. Then, why the HIV crisis is more prevalent in the South.