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Our medical roundtable takes a closer look at how to keep your brain healthy — and your memory sharp

The Jacksonville City Council addresses antisemitism and hate speech; the March mayor’s race heats up; a look at the ‘sheriff’s circle'; excitement builds for the Jaguars’ playoff game on Saturday; and a look at new local music.

The mudslinging and attack ads are already underway as the city’s candidates for mayor take to the airwaves. Also, a Downtown business that’s been around for more than a century is closing at the end of the month.

Jacksonville's chief resilience officer, Anne Coglianese, discusses the threat of climate change on the community and what the city is doing about it.

Our Medical Roundtable discusses the biggest news in the world of health care.

A local church faces public backlash after making a controversial move; the City Council targets hate speech; and it’s back to the drawing board for a proposed development on the Southbank.

High school students threaten to sue the governor after the state rejected an African American studies course as teachers cover up their classroom libraries, fearing they’ll run afoul of new state standards on what books students have access to.

The local reaction to the killing of Tyre Nichols; two of the top candidates for Jacksonville mayor accuse each other of being untrustworthy when it comes to JEA; the growth of psychedelic drugs to treat a range of ailments; the Cathedral Arts Project celebrates 30 years; and a sports update.

Proposed Jacksonville panhandling law; teen mental health crisis; USS Orleck museum; What’s good Wednesday

Hundreds of Black leaders rallied in the state capital this week to denounce Gov. Ron DeSantis. New College’s interim President Richard Corcoran gets a pay bump of nearly $400,000 over his predecessor. What is ESG investing and why does the governor want to ban it?