Laura Rippel is the Director of Fine & Performing Arts at the Bolles School, shares details of renovatoins at their Bartram middle school campus, where the North Hall, formerly a dormitory faciltiy, will become a creative arts education and studio space for student use.

Lt. Zach Cox explains how CCSO and other organizations cooperate to provide a secure and enjoyable experience for Clay County Fair guests. A camera system helps to identify issues like finding stray kids, or calming down guests who may have had too much fun. The LEOs are working hard for your safety and entertainment. One of the biggest recurring issues at the Clay Co. Fair has been access in and out of the Fiargrounds area on the 2-lane road, but recent traffic adjustments have improved traffic flow.

Timothy Devins, Director of Emergency Managemtn, says the Clay County Fair is like a "test for hurricane season," as many different agencies come together to execute plans for all contingencies -- weather & traffic management, security, first aid, locating missing persons (when kids wander off), and more.

A fragile ceasefire is in place between the US and Iran, with both sides claiming victory and that the other ceded to demands. The actual agreement was negotiated through Pakistan, and will see oil shipments resume in the Strait of Hormuz. A long term agreement is still in development.

Olivia has the latest US vs Iran update – A negotiated temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran is the result of Pakistani interlocutors, allowing Iranian and US leaders to back off and save face without either nation having to to cede to each other. The 2-week ceasefire allows oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz to resume. Oil prices have already dropped significantly, though it's still much higher than before the conflict began.. Opinions seem to vary as to whether this ceasefire includes Israel vs. Lebannon/Hezbollah conflicts, and NATO continues its criticism of the regional escalations.

Eben has the latest Artemis II update - Why is it so important to keep pushing further and further into space? And who was the Artemis crew in contact with as they continue their return to Earth?

WED – Clark looks at how homeowner insurance companies are using spy tech and bully tactics, and what you can do about it to protect your policy and your rate!

TUE – Cyber crooks are targeting small businesses for data theft and ransom scams. If you don’t have a dedicated IT Department, Clark says you can still protect yourself! Start by backing up your client data often…and have you looked into Cyber Insurance?

Today marks the 1-year anniversary since the in-custody death of Charles Faggart, and questions remain unanswered regarding how and why he came to fatal injuries in JSO custody. Jalicia Lewis of Jacksonville Community Action Committee joins JMN to share concerns about the investigation, and to promote a memorial rally for Faggart happening tonight. Visit JAXTAKESACTION.ORG to learn more about the organization and their events.

Captain Sandy Yawn joins JMN to share details about a number of educational intitiatives she is promoting for Florida public schools, starting with Duval and St. Johns Counties. The goal is to promote non-collegiate, workforce employment skills applicable to maritime industries. As she explains, a career on the water has given her great opportunities to earn, learn, and see the world, and she wants to share those opportunities. Programs include "Ocean Rangers" oriented toward marine education for elementary students, and "Steering Toward Success" teaching maritime vocational and STEM curriculum for high school students. One of the ways you can support this is buy purchasing a sponsored Florida License Plate, where your voucher goes toward funding these initiatives. Visit CAPTAINSANDYSCHARITIES.ORG for more information.