Each Friday, our panel of journalists dives into the week’s biggest headlines. Among our topics this week:
- Florida’s murder capital celebrates a plummeting homicide rate.
- A new social media ban for minors takes effect statewide, and a new “Halo Law” requires a 25-foot spectator setback for police.
- A New Year's attack in New Orleans merges concerns about domestic and international terrorism.
- Storms spread invasive species across the state.
- The door opens on city liability for homelessness.
Guests:
- Rich Donnelly, weekend anchor and reporter at First Coast News.
- David Bauerlein, metro reporter at the Florida Times-Union.
- Nikesha Williams, author and columnist for Jacksonville Today.
- Aaron Farrar, weekend anchor and reporter at News4Jax.
And, the star of the Last Tango in Paris is the subject of a critically acclaimed movie. We’ll discuss the film and all upcoming screenings as the St. Augustine Film Festival celebrates its 15th season with a lineup that includes 40 films from 25 countries.
Guest:
- Gregory von Hausch, co-director for the St. Augustine Film Festival.
