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On this week’s program, we discussed how brain waves can be used to help manage two common conditions: tremors and depression.

Florida could become the 26th state to allow people to carry concealed, loaded guns without permits. And the first week of February is National Gun Violence Survivors Week.

A new report out this week finds that nearly half of Jacksonville's renters are cost-burdened.

Jacksonville firefighters lose a lawsuit over how they groom themselves on the job; the 2023 Jacksonville Film Festival; a new MOSH exhibit; and “What’s Good Wednesday.”

Outrage is growing over the governor’s move to ban an AP class in African-American studies; local photographer Doug Eng’s upcoming exhibit at the Jessie; a chat with City Council candidate Kim Stephens Perry; and the DONNA Marathon returns.

A survey asking local students about everything from sex to suicide is being shut down; why Bravo star Capt. Sandy Yawn of "Below Deck" is demolishing a Downtown building; a preview of the new member lounge opening tonight at the Florida Theatre; and Super Bowl LVII.

A report says Florida has become one of America’s most expensive states; City Council candidate Alberta Hipps; getting JAXPORT to net-zero emissions; and new artists in residence programs.

A live report from Kyiv on the Russian invasion of Ukraine; local faith leaders are pushing back against Christian nationalism; a preview of the big showdown between Raines and Ribault at the High School Heritage Classic; and “What’s Good Wednesday.”

A life sentence for the Parkland shooter; protests over Sasse appointment at UF; handicapping the Rubio/Demings contest; help after Ian

St. Johns River Report; Green Chamber; JASMYN; sports