Our media panel discussed a health care controversy at the Duval County jail and appointments by Mayor-elect Donna Deegan. Also, we previewed a performance Saturday by the Jacksonville Gospel Choir.

Melissa Ross is leaving WJCT; the Stay Woke Rolling Votercade pushes back on Gov. Ron DeSAntis; the Black Travel Alliance highlights North Jacksonville; the Jacksonville Historical Society is in the news; Apex Theatre Studio presents its summer theater series.

About 15 people with Nazi flags greeted visitors at the Magic Kingdom; concerns growing about the harm of social media on children; a new affordable housing community is planned in St. Johns County; expect the unexpected at RAW Talks.

Former President Donald Trump will appear in federal court in Miami; Blue Star Families is surveying veterans in Jacksonville; loneliness is a risk to mental and physical health; it's time for summer reading.

Our media panel discusses the Jacksonville Jaguars' "Stadium of the Future," a death in the Duval jail and questions about rejected schoolbooks.

WJCT speaks with the attorney for the family of Dexter Barry; the Human Rights Campaign declares a national state of emergency for the LGBTQ+ community; Chef Kenny Gilbert releases a cookbook; Cre8Jax lists weekend events.

The Jacksonville Jaguars unveil designs for a stadium renovation; the PGA Tour signs an agreement with LIV Golf; the PACT Act brings new benefits for veterans; a judge assails Florida over gender-affirming care; the Art Center of Jacksonville has a new show.

Duval Schools doesn't know what to do with discarded books; solar power could help during a hurricane; Black Founders Forum will bring together entrepreneurs and investors; a new round of Untold Stories is set for this week.

There are no easy fixes for renovating Jaguars stadium; Supreme Court approval is at historic low; recreational marijuana moves toward ballot; Duval Comic and Zine Fest is next weekend.