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Skyrocketing rent increases are killing businesses like Southern Roots Filling Station.

Gov. Ron DeSantis pushes to solidify Florida’s bans on COVID-19 mandates and a look at what the state’s doing to protect its natural resources.

Florida teachers are being told to get rid of their classroom libraries or face felony prosecution; a new report highlights the trends shaping the state’s real estate industry; a conversation with City Council candidate Jimmy Peluso; and “What’s Good Wednesday.”

Community leader Nat Glover talks about his memoir, "Striving for Justice: A Black Sheriff in the Deep South"; NPR's Tiny Desk Contest is back; logistics expert Herbert Kotzab outlines new courses at UNF; and the hot new Italian restaurant in Atlantic Beach: Salumeria 104.

A closer look at the tactics of young far-right activists in Florida and why extremist experts are sounding the alarm; the Female Founders Forum Shark Tank; a new immersive exhibit at the Cummer Museum of Arts & Gardens; and a sports update.

The month's top health care headlines and a look at new pediatric obesity guidelines.

Democrat Donna Deegan leads in another poll of likely voters ahead of the Jacksonville mayoral election; a look at voting challenges in Georgia; a Jacksonville marketing executive has written a science fiction novel; the Jacksonville Science Festival; and What’s Good Wednesday.

Students protested the loss of diversity, equity and inclusion programs until the policies of Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Hurricane protection; Camden Spaceport; Desmond Tutu; best Jax events

The State of Downtown; Future of Health Care Conference; ‘Lift Every Voice: Singing and Living with Purpose’; What’s good Wednesday