First Coast Connect

Earlier this week, the House of Representatives voted to remove all Confederate statues from display in the U.S. Capitol .

As the pandemic enters its 16th month amid increased vaccination rates and the spread of the Delta variant, people are confused as to whether they need to continue to wear masks.

New state and federal legislation could be proposed to address construction or engineering issues after the deadly condominium-building collapse in Surfside, where crews are continuing their search for survivors.

After the demolition of The Jacksonville Landing, at least some public park space at Riverfront Plaza looks to be in Downtown Jacksonville's future .

On today’s Friday Media Roundtable we discussed these topics affecting the First Coast: Sam Newby and Terrance Freeman were elected president and vice president of Jacksonville City Council Rates of violent crimes are up in Florida Shad Khan's latest plan for the Shipyards Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a controversial law requiring universities to assess "viewpoint diversity" among students and faculty Adventure Landing plans to close its Jacksonville Beach park by October and its Westside location

A cargo ship carrying 12 thousand tons of residual coal ash ran aground near the mouth of the St. Johns River nearly three months ago.

Earlier this week, Jaguars owner Shad Khan made a fresh pitch for his plan to redevelop the Shipyards.

State Representative Angie Nixon joined us to discuss her thoughts about how the Orange Crush Festival was handled other issues related to recent policy changes in Florida from the 2021 Legislative Session.

The arrival of the Delta COVID-19 variant may pose a threat to the slow reintroduction to normal life that we have gotten used to, as it is expected to become the dominant strain of COVID-19 in the United States.

The recent yearbook fiasco in St. Johns County has drawn national attention, even from the feds.