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A bill limiting abortion to six weeks of pregnancy is on its way to becoming law in Florida; state legislators want to expand the use of renewable natural gas; Jax River Jams; and What’s Good Wednesday.

A nuclear plant in Georgia is on deck to add power to our local grid; local doctors are on the front lines in Ukraine giving life-saving medical training; former President Donald Trump is expected to be arraigned today; and our First Coast Connect Book Club pick for April.

UNF has a new poll on the Jacksonville mayor's race; ChatGPT is upending most professions; April is Child Abuse Prevention Month; Tour with a Twist celebrates Earth Day.

The Giffords group is ramping up its work in Florida; Tuareg musician Mdou Moctar will visit Intuition Ale Works; Jacksonville City Council may stop printing public notices; the annual tour of Historic Springfield is approaching.

Pen America has started an initiative to fight for free expression on college campuses; Operation Fix Florida sponsors a men's summit this weekend; Lee Smith is named executive director of The Players Championship; Root Ball combines links the Kentucky Derby with going green.

Duval Schools wrestles with controversy at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts; this is National Infertility Awareness Week; a new documentary looks at the toll of Lyme disease; the North Florida TPO completes a bike and pedestrian master plan.

Duval Schools has reversed its trans restroom policy; April 17-18 is Holocaust Remembrance Day; dispose of unwanted prescription drugs on Drug Take Back Day; What's Good Wednesday lists the week's good news.

Our panel discusses the mayoral debate and Duval Schools. Plus: A bakery and bodega opens in Springfield.

New political action movement forms at the Beaches; post-pandemic cuts come to Medicaid; Interfaith Center and Jacksonville Jewish Center host program; health care discussion set at WJCT Studios.

A new community campaign targets hate speech; it's time to set up summer camp; two teachers share banned books; scooter tours spotlight Downtown development.