Ben Becker is back with this week's restaurant report!

June 21 is United Way's "Day of Action," your opportunity to get involved in service to your local community. Coretta Hill, Chief Operating Officer for United Way of Northeast Florida, joins JMN to discuss United Way's "National Day of Action" activities in Jacksonville. Volunteers can gather at Daily Manna Community Garden, 426 Smith Street, to participate in a variety of local service efforts starting at 8am. Visit unitedwaynefl.org for more information.

DEPRESSION AND PREMATURE BIRTH - A new study shows expecting moms who are treated for prenatal depression can lead to more full-term births of newborns. Candice Cole joins us live from Washington with more on the link between prenatal depression and premature births and what doctors are doing to help mom and baby have better health outcomes.

Logan reports on the search for a missing St. Augustine boater, after a boat hit a pylon near the 312 bridge last night.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as President Biden and former President Trump prepare for next week's debate on CNN. WOKV's Kirstin Garriss looks at how they are preparing, and whether RFK Jr. might be a participant in next week's, or September's, debates.

DCSB Chairman Darryl Willie joins JMN to discuss the latest Duval County Schools workshop addressing future plans for consolidations, property closures, etc. Tonight's meeting is at Terry Parker High School, starting at 5:30pm.

Jake looks at the Community Benefits Agreement, and the political grumblings about the City of Jacksonville's commitment to investing $150 million into local interests. The City Council is expected to break up that funding allocation today, with an expected vote to approve keeping some +/- $50 million for downtown parks to stay in the current agreement, while +/- $100 million for Eastside development and workforce related programs will be deferred to a later vote.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as the latest FOX poll shows President Biden and former President Trump in a tight race, with the growth trend favoring Biden - reflecting perceived economic improvement. This leads into next week's debate, targeted toward undecided voters, but the debate is unlikely to feature would-be-spoiler RFK Jr.

Summer officially starts this weekend, so why not get out and enjoy some summer fun? You can laugh it up with comedy shows at Eclipse Riverside or The Comedy Zone! Looking for something a little more low-key? The Jacksonville Farmer's Market is always a great way to shop local and treat yourself right. If you're feeling good, then look good and show off your cosplay skills at Bold Matsuri Anime, Cosplay and Collectibles convention. And if you want some blast-from-the-past music experiences, check out the classical & Americana performances at the St. Augustine Music Festival in the Cathedral Basilica, or visit the Florida Theatre for the 80s-MTV era showcase "Abducted by the 80s" concert featuring Wang Chung, the Motels, and more!

Logan follows the upcoming funding approval votes for the "Stadium of the Future," as 8 members of City Council are expressing support for the latest financial allocation changes. The latest allocations keep funding for downtown parks, but break off Eastside development funding into a separate allocation requiring separate approval.