Curtis Dvorak, the Wildlife Wanderer, says there are lots of activities and events happening at the Jacksonville Zoo & Botanical Gardens. Another manatee will be dischareged back to the wild after completing its recovery in the Manatee Rescue and Recovery Center. But don't worry, more are coming so you'll get a chance to see them in the manatee habitat. And speaking of things to see at the Zoo - Get your Endless Summer Pass, or a $10 Tuesday admission; Friday night’s Tunes and Blooms theme is Ladies Night; check out Summer Nights Wildlife Tours; all this and more!

MON – Clark looks at the pro’s and con’s of trade schools. Learning a trade skill is good, but you’ll pay MUCH more for a private school than for a state one!

WOKV's Kristine Bellino looks at Juneteenth commemorations in the Jacksonville area, and explores the history and relevance of the holiday. The event itself commemorates the end of slavery in the US, initiated in the Emancipation Proclamation 0f 1863, but wasn't fully realized until slaves in Galveston TX were freed in 1865. Its historic canon evolved to include the Civil Rights movement, seeing cultural evolutions in art, literature, music, food, society, politics, community and personal identity, and the evolving concept of freedom. Locally, a number of commemorative events celebrate how Juneteenth influenced communities like La Villa, St. Augustine, and more throughout Northeast Florida.

FRI – Clark looks at “balcony solar” power. It’s a portable technology resource that could help renters & homeowners save a bit off their energy costs. Learn more at Clark.com!

Ross Eisenberg, President of America’s Plastic Makers and head of the Plastics Division at the American Chemistry Council, talks with Kristine Bellino about the latest manufacturing jobs reports. He says that more needs to be done to encourage recycling – of plastics and other materials – from both an economic and environmental perspective. He discusses different challenges facing the recycling industry, the possible job creation it would enable, and how challenges to manufacturing development permitting are hampering the industry.

FOX News's Jeff Monosso reports that several A-listers will be performing in the Windy City today for the opening of the Obama Presidential Center. The opening cermony will also see the attendance of former US Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, and feature an address from former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama. The Obama Presidential Center opens to the public tomorrow.

FOX News's Jonathan Savage looks at some of the challenges fans and teams are facing in this year's World Cup, such as Senegalese fan ticket resales due to their inability to secure entry visas, and Iran's team visa restrictions requiring IMMEDIATE expulsion back to Mexico after their initial game. Several marquee players have already made impacts like Argentina's Messi and Norway's Haaland and USA's Balogun. A definite winner so far? Scotland's Tartan Army, who literally drank all the beer in Boston!

State & Local Government Reporter Jake Stofan looks at recent bills signed by Gov. DeSantis, and whether Gubernatorial debates will be a thing in this election cycle.

FOX's Jonathan Savage addresses the impact the Tartan Army is having among World Cup spectators, and looks at how the event has played out so far among global fans whether they traveled to the games or not. In other news, Ukraine forces directed a drone strike against a Moscow refinery, exacerbating Russia's worst fuel crisis in over 20 years. And Jonathan looks at what's next in the US/Iran peace negotiations, as Trump signs a Memo of Understanding while continuing to bloviate threats.

THU – Clark looks at car safety features. Looking for a used car? Newer models come with safety features - like automatic brakes, blind spot monitors, backup cameras, etc. – that could save you on your insurance costs.