After passing the $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill, Dems pushed their $3.5 trillion supplemental infrastructure budget through a vote before breaking until September. It will still be several weeks, and lots of negotiations, before the $.35 trillion dollar proposal moves forward.

SPOTLIGHT SEGMENT: Mike checks in with a detailed look at Tropical Storm Fred in the Caribbean, and what impact it may have on the Jacksonville area this weekend, including the preseason opener for the Jaguars,

After passing the $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill yesterday with bipartisan support, the Senate was divided down party lines again last night as Dems passed the new $3.5 infrastructure budget resolution.

Chase has multiple reports from the field as Jacksonville students return to school today.

Alicia has multiple reports of Back To School coverage in Clay County.

Blair and Rich discuss the upcoming Senate infrastructure vote. The $1.5 trillion proposal appears to have the bipartisan support to pass the vote.

Rachel joins Rich to look at the a$1.5 trillion infrastructure vote today, and the following $3.5 trillion dollar bill on the horizon .

Brian and Rich talk about the pending $1.5 trillion infrastructure vote, likely to happen this morning, and what's next in with the Democrats' additional $3.5 trillion bill pending a reconciliation vote - where there may be challenges within the party for support.

Blair reports on the infrastructure bill dynamics, where despite passing a procedural vote over the weekend it remains uncertain if Senate Republicans will vote favorably on a final passage of the $1.4 trillion proposal.

SPOTLIGH SEGMENT: Rich introduces Nicole Thomas, the new President of Baptist Medical Center at Jacksonville, and gets an update of Baptist Medical Center's efforts to manage the latest surge of covid-19 cases.