YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Jared looks at the Biden agenda for the G7 conference including a security agreement between the US and Ukraine; and while Biden pledged to NOT pardon his son's recent gun convictions, critics are speculating whether a commutation or some other clemency method might be employed.

What are you up to for Father's Day Weekend? THE JMN crew checks in with some fun events and activities for Dad, for family fun, and for yourself if you need some "me time." Concerts, Markets, games, donuts, it's all happening. Check out the Weekend Spotlight story for a thorough list!

Logan has the latest update on the new Jacksonville Stadium deal, as the $300 million "community benefits agreement" portion of the deal's details are scrutinized. The City Council has a formal vote of approval scheduled in less than 2 weeks.

KIDS DROWNING STATS - As summer gets underway, the Consumer Product Safety Commission is urging vigilance when it comes to water safety and kids. According to a new report by the CPSC, drowning is the leading cause of death for children aged 1-4 years, with an average of 6500 non-fatal drownings occurring every year between 2021 and 2023. The report also shows fatal drownings went up 12 percent between 2020 and 2021. Candice Cole is live in Washington with more on the report’s findings and what parents can do to keep their kids safe this summer.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Kristine updates various DC-related headlines, including an upcoming meeting between former President Trump and Sen. Mitch McConnell, and President Biden addressing gun violence.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as President Biden acknowledges his son's conviction on federal gun charges, but affirms he will NOT pardon Hunter. Meanwhile, Biden will attend the G7 meeting, where matters regarding Ukraine/Russia and Israel/Gaza conflicts are on the agenda.

Action News Jax's Robert Grant has the latest regarding contract negotiations for Dr. Christopher Bernier, the new Duval County Schools superintendent, and the controversies surrounding his appointment.

CHILD WELL-BEING - A new report is shining a light on the health and well-being of children across the country. The data released this week by the Annie E. Casey Foundation ranks states based off several factors including access to health care as well as the percentage of children who are overweight or obese. This report comes as the White House continues an ongoing initiative to address childhood obesity. Starting next school year, the USDA announced that changes are coming to school lunches, including putting limits on the amount of added sugars in foods. Nicole D'Antonio is live in Washington with details on the report and how each state ranks.

Robert has the latest on possible collaborations between Downtown Visions, Inc. and the Downtown Investment Authority, in an effort to bring more events to the area. The possibility was at a DIA meeting yesterday, where other topics included new development/funding plans for the Laura Street Trio, Rise Doro Apartments, and more, where DIA is looking at ways to streamline advancing plans without having so much direct influence (and the related scheduling delays) from the City Council.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Ryan reports on former President Trump's virtual meeting with a probation committee, part of the sentencing process following his NY hush-money trial convictions. Ryan also looks at the potential congressional testimony timeline for NY prosecutor Alvin Bragg, which may not happen until after Trump's sentencing date.