First Coast Connect With Melissa Ross

Monthly health headlines with Dr. Joe Sirven.

Our media panel breaks down the week’s biggest stories.

Is it possible to disagree without dislike? A behavioral economist offers a path for connecting to those we oppose.

Breaking down the 2024 election: wins, losses and unanswered questions.

As the 2024 general election begins, Americans nationwide are heading to the polls to make their voices heard.

An industrial giant in Fernandina Beach turns back a citizen challenge of its proposed bioethanol plant.

Our media panel breaks down the week's top headlines.

Happy Halloween. We’re diving into the ghost stories that don’t just haunt houses — they haunt our inboxes, dating lives and offices.

As his term comes to a close, U.S. District Court Chief Judge Tim Corrigan joins us to discuss his time on the bench.

Four of the six schools slated for closure in Duval County are more than 90% non-white, and all of them serve an economically challenged population.

Early voting is in full swing in Florida and Georgia, with record numbers of voters turning out to cast their ballots ahead of the 2024 general election.

Our media panel breaks down the week’s top headlines.

Flagler College students foster neutral ground for meaningful political dialogue.

Preparing for change: A conversation on regional climate resilience with Jacksonville's chief resilience officer and the moderator of "Adapt."

As part of our continuing election coverage we take a closer look at Florida Amendment 3.

With just 15 days until the general election, we discuss the findings of a new University of North Florida poll that was released Monday.

Our media panel breaks down the week’s top headlines — from the political backlash over a comment by Jacksonville’s mayor to the storm-related conspiracy theories of a newly elected Duval School Board member.

Robert “Navy Bob” Roncska explains how to remedy toxic work cultures in his new book “Beyond the Sea."

With just 20 days to Election Day, we look at key contests, various voting methods and the prevalence of false claims.

A new report looks at the sometimes oppressive rules in place at the promised sanctuaries.