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A new rule clamps down on who can demonstrate at the Florida Capitol — and what they can say. Plus: The "Live Local Act" is getting bipartisan support in Tallahassee, and spring breakers are smiling despite red tide.

Jacksonville moves ahead with $20 million in taxpayer money on a new UF campus downtown; Jacksonville’s unsung history explored in new podcast; a look at the past and future of the site where the Jacksonville Landing once stood; and what’s going on around town this month.

Legislative proposals target transgender people; Ulysses Owens Jr. and his third grammy; the Generation W women's leadership conference; the future of Jacksonville's Arboretum & Botanical Gardens; What's Good Wednesday.

Gun reform advocates speak out against Florida’s permitless carry bill; some residents are fighting a development near an environmental preserve in Northeast Jacksonville; “ShakesBeer”: part Shakespeare, part interactive storytelling and part brewery tour; and What’s Good Wednesday.

The Duval Schools’ book debate makes its way to the floor of Congress; how divorcing parents handle custody issues with a transgender child; state lawmakers debate whether child rapists should be sentenced to death; and a local filmmaking team is headed to the Cannes Film Festival.

Concern about the potential sale of JEA has reemerged due to legislation in Tallahassee; the Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center reaches 10 years; Van Gogh exhibit celebrates the artist's birthday.

A bill to allow gun owners to carry without permits heads to Gov. Ron DeSantis. Meanwhile, Florida’s six-week abortion ban nears a final vote.

Local families are suing the state over new rules that ban doctors from providing gender-affirming care to kids; a new book for middle schoolers about Ida B. Wells is getting rave reviews; six artists have been picked to create public art for a new Jacksonville Jaguars facility; and we take a look at what’s happening in town this weekend.

Locals are worried about another attempt to sell JEA; Jacksonville gives up on fighting new political maps; the USS Orleck is on the move again; and a flock of flamingos flaps its way into the Cummer Museum.

Analysts follow the collapses of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank; Florida's Democratic Party rebrands; it's Equal Pay Day; the ThinkBold Festival is coming.