Alex Alston, Sports & Entertainment Officer for the City of Jacksonville, discusses the dynamics and challenges of executing each year's Jazz Festival, as costs rise but shows remain free to the general public (VIP seating packages do have to pay). This year's festival starts with the annual Piano Competition at the Florida Theatre tomorrow, and runs through the holiday weekend, with free performances at Ford on Bay and Riverfront Plaza.

While thousands of Russian troops practice nuclear attack drillsRussian President Putin visits China's President Xi in Beijing in a visit similar to last week's Trump/Xi summit. Meanwhile, US and Iranian rhetoric continues over the Strait of Hormuz, while oil and fuel prices continue to soar.

WED - Inflation is still a thing, and prices are still going up. Clark looks at cutbacks you could make to reduce your monthly expenses.

Laura Dunn from NHTSA shares details on risks for heat stroke, and why this represents such a threat to children or pets in a hot car. A new PSA campaign to raise safety awareness about heat stroke and hot cars reminds us to STOP, LOOK, THEN LOCK, so we don't make the mistake of leaving children or pets in a hot car.

Erick joins JMN with thoughts on which primary races to watch today, Rep. Massie in Kentucky having the highest national profile. New FED Chair Kevin Warsh is replacing Jerome Powell, will interest rates change? (Short answer: NO.) And the Iran conflict remains unresolved, gas prices are up again, and Trump is less popular than George W. Bush ( >34% approval). What will it take to turn this around? Hear more on the Erick Erickson Show, noon to 3pm!

Several states holding primaries Tuesday. Eben Brown looks at some of the big storylines to watch, including who will succeed Governor Kemp in Georgia, and whether Trump critic Rep. Thomas Massie can survive the primary in Kentucky.

Junior Achievement of North Florida recently honored local leaders who have positively influenced business and education in Jacksonville. One honoree stood out because of what he gives to the community: Evan Satterwhite.

The World Health Organization has declared an international emergency, as a new strand of Ebola has been declared an epidemic stemming from the Democratic Republic of Congo. One American has been infected, six others exposed, some 200+ suspected cases and 80+ related deaths so far. Jonathan also has the latest Iran update, as Trump claims progress in peace talks, but trade shipping is still blockaded in the Strait of Hormuz.

TUE - Clark looks at homeowner's insurance claims, particularly during storm season. Before you call them for a claim, consider what the repair might cost, versus your deductible...and ask yourself, Is filing this claim worth the risk of increasing your premium?

Cruises have been on the receiivng end of negative press lately over an on-going story of MV Hondius passengers contracting and spreading hantavirus. But there's a bigger issue than hantavirus affecting cruise companies -- pollution. And ther's one particular cruise line at the center of this concern. KHNS reporter Avery Ellfeldt has the details.