New York City to ban AI for elementary and middle schools. Tonya Powers joins Jacksonville's Morning News' Rich Jones.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. FOX News's Jeff Monosso reports that Utah judge Tony Graf ruled that there was sufficient evidence for a trial for alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson, and that charges justify having the death penalty eligibility. Robinson enetered a not guilty plea for all seven charges applied. Another court decision regarding the case determined that media cameras will be allowed in the courtroom during the trial; no trial date has been set yet.

Jax City Council President Nick Howland discusses forming a special committee to review and recommend improved security measures for retention ponds, after a number of children's drowning deaths this year. Councilman Reggie Gaffney Jr. will chair the committee. They will explore measures in place in various cities, counties, and states, to determine best practices -- then potentially advance that into legislation.

Lawrence Nicols is the CEO of Jacksonville Humane Society. He joins JMNID to discuss the rewards and challenges of running the service, some upcoming events, including how YOU could see the Jags play in London by helping the JHS. Visit JAXHUMANE.ORG for more information, and to learn more about how you can support JHS, adopt a new pet, and more.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. Governor Ron DeSantis is demanding Flock cameras be pulled from Florida state roads within the next 30 days. Will more states join in the crackdown? FOX News's Eben Brown shares the concerns about lack of regulation, oversight, and data use/security that lead to Florida removing the service, at least until such time as laws catches up to the technology.

City Council President Nick Howland joins JMN to discuss several issues, including the retirement of Vicky Cavey from JEA leadership, new initiatives regarding retention pond safety, and his thoughts on FDOT removing Flock cameras.

Tonya is following the Lindsay Clancy trial, as jury deliberations continue for a 4th day. Jurors have been tasked to continue working on a unanimous decision despite several notices of failing to do so. Conviction or acquittal requires a unanimous decision, but it's not just that simple -- there are gradiant degrees of charges and/or not-guilty conditions which may be the cause of juror disagreements. WOKV will continue following this story as it progresses.

WED – Are you retiring or changing jobs? Clark has a warning about moving your money out of an employer 401K account. If you aren’t getting advice from a fiduciary, your savings are at risk!

Blue Bell Creameries has been making ice cream for over 100 years. Lauren Lewis, their Public Relations Manager, joins JMN In Depth to share what makes them one of the nation's favorite creameries, how they determine new flavors, why classic flavors endure, and what's coming up for special or seasonal treats. Treat yourself - it's always a good day to have some ice cream!

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. US military forces and Iranian forces traded air strikes for first time in weeks, as hostilities resume (have they ever really stopped?). Iranian strikes included targets in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates. In unrelated domestic news, a gun rights group is seeking to argue for 2nd Amendment rights against "assault weapon" bans in Kentucky and Illinois. FOX News's Eben Brown has the latest details.