Chandler Morgan has this week's update on what's new and what's changing in Around Jax!

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as there are some big ticket items on the DC agenda. Next week, the Senate will receive impeachment articles against DHS Secretary Mayorkas, and the House will take up another Ukraine aid bill. Meanwhile, President Biden raised some $25 million in a NYC campaign event featuring former Presidents Clinton and Obama. and other celebrity guests.

WOKV's Chase Bunker talks with AJ McLean of the Backstreet Boys, who shares stories about wild tour experiences, and when he chose to embrace sobriety. McLean performs with N*Sync's Joey Fatone this weekend at the Florida Theatre. Hear the complete interview in the WOKV On-Demand podcast page.

Logan updates the story of Duval County Schools consolidating RL Brown and RV Daniels, moving all students to RL Brown for the next school year.

WOKV's First Responder of the Week is Lt. Chauncy Masons from the Nassau County Sheriff's Office.

A familiar brand for folks from Rochester NY is now available in Jacksonville, as this week's FLBL segment profiles Salvatore's Pizzeria!

Pop superstars AJ McLean, of Backstreet Boys, performs with Joey Fatone, of N*Sync, this weekend at the Florida Theatre. WOKV's Chase Bunker had a chance to chat one-on-one with McLean about this team-up of former rivals.

COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID - This week Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona sent a letter to state governors urging them to prepare for the consequences of the FAFSA delays, including pushing back state financial aid application deadlines and budgeting for state grant aid increases. This comes as college decision day is nearly a month away. Nicole D'Antonio joins us live in Washington with the updates as complications surrounding the FAFSA financial aid forms continue.

Alexus updates the story on Josue Garriga, a former officer in JSO now facing a number of charges related to behaviors and activities with a Clay County minor.

Logan reports on the proposed consolidation of two Duval County schools, R.L. Brown and R.V. Daniels. Both report under-capacity enrollment, and are only 4 miles apart. If consolidated, students would move to R.L. Brown in the new school year, starting in August.