This week's local business spotlight features TUFT LYFE, a creative arts studio where customers can make their own custom rugs, custom decorate shoes, and more. Visit TUFTLYFE.COM for workshop schedules or more information.

Scott Kornberg, the Voice of the Jumbo Shrimp, joins JMN to recap their national championship win to close out last season, and discusses what fans can expect as the new season starts tonight!

FRI – Clark looks at colleges that are offering free admission, and why you’ve probably never heard about it! Visit CLARK.COM for details!

Dr. Gail Patin, CEO of Hubbard House, discusses this weekend's 17th "Stand Up And Stride" Domestic Violence Awareness Walk. The event is Saturday March 28, at the old Courthouse site on Bay Street downtown. The Walk starts at 9am with lots of family fun and educational resources. Visit HUBBARDHOUSE.ORG for more information. If you are facing domestic violence concerns, the Hubbard House hotline is 904-354-3114.

SJC Sheriff Rob Hardwick discusses changes coming to Longleaf Pine Parkway following a recent fatal vehicle collision near Patriot Oaks Academy.

Andrew Linn, a third-generation Floridian and second-generation Broker at ERA ONETEAM joins JMN to share details on recent changes in the Jacksonville housing market, with recent trends favoring home buyers, with Jacksonville being one of the top 10 markets for buyers.

Social Media Trial verdicts - In Los Angeles on Wednesday, a jury found both Meta and YouTube liable for harm to children using their services. In New Mexico, a jury determined that Meta knowingly harmed children’s mental health and concealed what it knew about child sexual exploitation on its platforms.

Stacey Hoaglund, President of Disability Advocacy and Support Specialists, Inc, joins JMN to discuss two recent drownings of autistic kids in Florida and a trend of more than last year. Legislative initiatives promoting education resources and increasing swim training voucher age eligibility will help; another initiative regarding securing/alerting doors, gates, and pool access in rental properties is in the works.

Iran rejected Trump’s cease-fire proposal, responding with their own offer and demands. Meanwhile, missile strikes continue between Iran and Israel. Israel claims a successful strike has eliminated the Iranian naval commander this morning, which may lead to more accessibility in the Strait of Hormuz. In other international news, Europeans have filed official complaints over sky-high US World Cup ticket prices.

THU – Clark says your best job growth opportunities are with small, local companies, and many small companies now offer 401K programs so you can start or continue your retirement savings.