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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.

The city asks the Donna Foundation to postpone its annual Mother’s Day 5K; Plant Vogtle is on the verge of providing nuclear power to Jacksonville; Jaguars owner Shad Khan becomes one of the richest owners in the NFL; the Jacksonville Music Experience brings four local artists to the Blue Jay Listening Room.

A conversation with Nikki Fried, chair of the Florida Democratic Party, on abortion rights and free speech following her arrest during a protest; A look at legislation that would reshape Florida’s K-12 schools; Lawmakers consider a new approach to address state’s troubled insurance market

Elections Supervisor Mike Hogan talks about increasing voter turnout; the Indigo Girls will perform with the Jacksonville Symphony; author Jon Heymann discusses his new book; Cre8Jax reveals its entertainment picks.

Our media panel discusses the Jacksonville mayor's race, drag shows, pride parades and Downtown living. Plus a live performance in our studios from Future Joy.

Also, "What's Health Got to Do with It" takes a closer look at Medicare Advantage plans.