Another weekend in the 904, and lots to do this weekend! Great music going on, with Crowded House in St. Augustine, while Bush performs with Live at Daily's Place! Support your local artisans at the Riverside Arts Market, St. Augustin Night Market, or the Farmers Market! And don't miss the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow Party this weekend at the Arena! See a complete rundown of events in our weekend spotlight story!

An outbreak of Shigella, a highly contagious bacterial infection, has resulted in the deaths of three apes (a gorilla and two bonobos) at the Jacksonville zoo. Staff vets are working to protect their remaining ape population, and the ape exhibits are closed until further notice.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Kirstin looks at the importance of Georgia in 2024 election strategies, with the Harris/Walz campaign coming to the local-ish area in Savannah, and how tight the presidential race is nationally.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Jared looks at the revised Jan. 6 indictments Special Counsel Jack Smith filed yesterday against former President Trump, in compliance with SCOTUS guidance regarding "Presidential immunity." The reworked indictments are for the same charges previously filed, which Trump continues to deny and seeks to have dismissed.

Councilman Rahman Johnson joins JMN to discuss the Harris housing initiative, and how it could have local impacts on the Community Benefits Agreements proposed before the City Council.

Stacey Hoagland, President of the Austism Society of Florida, joins JMN to share strategies on how you can protect your autistic child from risks at home, and how to improve those protection resources through education and cooperation with your neighbors and neighborhood law enforcement.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as voters from both sides of the political spectrum are switching their support from their registered affiliation party to the opposing party's candidate. Meanwhile, preparations continue for the upcoming Harris/Trump debate, including (ironically) debates about moderation rules. And legal actions are underway against alleged "fake electors" from the 2020 election, where charges have been filed in multiple states.

‘Barely surviving’: Some flight attendants are facing homelessness and hunger-- Most new flight attendants work “on reserve,” spending days waiting to be assigned flights. It’s common for them to take side jobs — bartenders, semi-truck drivers, makeup artists, church musicians. Some say they are struggling to feed their families and are living out of their cars. In interviews with 18 current or former flight attendants, workers recounted dire financial situations, assault on the job from unruly passengers and mental health crises. They shared similar stories: Paychecks much smaller than expected. Quickly falling behind on bills, spiraling into debt.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues as both presidential campaigns approach the "home stretch" of election season (Labor Day through Election Day). Each campaign is making its targeted efforts to woo voters in "battleground states" in advance of the Sep. 10 Harris/Trump Presidential debate.

A proposal to add resort-like amenities, lodging, and recreational resources to state parks is meeting with some criticism from the public sphere. JMN features the latest on the story, and explores some of the concerns and questions raised.