City Council's Rahman Johnson is talking about his efforts on Westside infrastructure... homelessness in the city... and other efforts that he’s got, including the budget for Jacksonville. We've also got an entrepreneur and innovator with us... Matthew Chang. Plus - the first Together Against Hate event held by two important local organizations. On This Week in Jacksonville
News4JAX Political Analyst, Rick Mullaney, is here talking about his experience as Jacksonville's General Counsel. That's timely - because the mayor's first choice for the job took her name out of consideration. We’ll also talk about the indictment against Hunter Biden. Council president Ron Salem addresses the budget... the Jaguars stadium situation... and the possibility of moving the jail out of downtown.
The new budget works its way forward...we'll talk with Finance Committee chairman Nick Howland about what to expect in the River City. The tragedy of domestic terror - and a racially motivated mass shooting in Jacksonville. Anger spilled over - even directed from - and at - people trying to fight for their community. We're tackling some of the tough issues with Ju'Coby Pittman of Clara White Mission - and Pastor John Allen Newman... On This Week in Jacksonville.
Storms from mother nature and from a culture war. Jacksonville watches Hurricane Idalia slide past and reflects on good outcomes. It's the same week - though - that the entire country has looked at the River City - following a racially motivated shooting spree. We're digging deep with Mayor Donna Deegan. We'll also look at what seems to be the end of the honeymoon phase - and the battles that may be ahead on the budget - and appointing a republican for a job at city hall. On This Week in Jacksonville.
Donald Trump surrendering in Fulton County. One of his supporters is the Congressman for Southeast Georgia. Buddy Carter joins us on the program. Plus - Chris Hand is with us with LOTS to discuss - including the first presidential candidates’ debate. On This Week in Jacksonville
Lawmakers take a break from their Washington DC offices... but it's not a vacation. Congressman Aaron Bean talks about national issues as he represents Clay, Nassau and Duval Counties on Capitol Hill. The reason he introduced a bill called the "We Want our Money Back Act." Local issues have been raised in community conversations with the Jacksonville mayor. Today - councilman Michael Boylan offers his view after one of those town halls in his district. Plus - The Community Foundation of Northeast Florida in transition. We'll speak with Nina Waters about the impact she leaves - and the future for the organization. On This Week in Jacksonville.
The Republican run for president seems Florida-centric. It also seems ripe with potential trouble. Former President Donald Trump facing mounting legal battles. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis facing changes to a struggling campaign. Our political analyst examines the race. The races have been run - so we are introducing you to new members of Jacksonville's City Council. Chris Miller is one of the many first-time elected officials. The Army Colonel joins us in studio. And it's not a brand new program... but we're looking at the new level of success. We'll introduce you to a couple recent graduates heading to college... and riding the rewards of 5000 Role Models in Duval County.
District 1 Councilman Ken Amaro joins the conversation and talks Deegan's big picture city budget. Leaders of a Duval program that helps gets rising graduates ready for the work world explain how it works.
The Florida-centric controversy over African American education standards has gone national. The Vice President made a special visit to Jacksonville a week ago, specifically to object to the new rules. We’ve chronicled a group of pastors pushing back, and a local teacher resigning in protest.
On This Week in Jacksonville...Florida Speaker of the House Paul Renner. The lawmaker from Jacksonville is hearing the complaints about property insurance - as the crisis continues across the state. We'll ask what he sees as the solution. Plus - a new leader at UF Health. We'll introduce you to Patrick Green - as he gets started on his new job.
On This Week in Jacksonville: We've got politics and even a little MORE politics. Mike Gay is a new member of Jacksonville's City Council. We're also leaning on reporter A.G. Gancarski for his insights on the new administration and the goals ahead of City Hall. Plus - Green Beret Michael Waltz offers his analysis of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. He also explains what he thinks America needs to do.
She's now the first woman to serve as mayor in the city of Jacksonville. Donna Deegan sounds excited her time is here.A new administration - along with a newly sworn in city council. We're looking at what to expect in these first few weeks.Plus - the Supreme Court issues rulings on cases before the summer recess. Government law attorney Chris Hand breaks down the importance of watching the High Court. And as we celebrate America's birthday... we'll look at how to participate as a citizen. Our Hand on Government segment - On This Week in Jacksonville.
From city landmarks that are no more to seeing development near downtown and how the River City handled the pandemic. What will you most remember from the last eight years in the River City? Jacksonville's two-term mayor gets ready to say goodbye. And city council sees new leadership soon. Council President Terrance Freeman talks about this term - and what he hopes for as he passes the gavel.
Hours after the historic arrest of the former President...Donald Trump was back on the campaign trail, reportedly raising millions of dollars in one event. How will another court case affect the 45th president when it comes to both politics? And the prosecution? Our legal experts explain the process and the considerations given to even filing the charges. Plus, A new leadership team appears in Jacksonville - with a bipartisan group named by the incoming mayor. One of the city's newly elected officers joins us. Joyce Morgan on her new role - and what she expects from city council....all this on This Week in Jacksonville.
Hours after the historic arrest of the former President - Donald Trump was back on the campaign trail... reportedly raising MILLIONS of dollars in one event. How will another court case affect the 45th president when it comes to both politics?... and the prosecution? Our legal experts explain the process... and the considerations given to even filing the charges.
The proposed renovations to TIAA Bank Field would be the biggest public-private partnership in our city's history ….and are a part of a bigger vision for downtown, the riverfront, surrounding neighborhoods, and the city's future. On This Week in Jacksonville, Host Rick Mullaney is sitting down with Jaguars President Mark Lamping to discuss this vision and what it may mean to the team and the community .. Also … A new City Council takes office July 1. It will be working with a new Mayor and have historic opportunities and challenges...here to discuss it is the incoming City Council President, Ron Salem …. And one of our nation's newest law schools, the Jacksonville University College of Law, just completed its first year. Its founding dean, Nick Allard, looks at what's ahead.
The proposed renovations to TIAA Bank Field would be the biggest public-private partnership in our city's history ….and are a part of a bigger vision for downtown, the riverfront, surrounding neighborhoods, and the city's future. On This Week in Jacksonville, Host Rick Mullaney is sitting down with Jaguars President Mark Lamping to discuss this vision and what it may mean to the team and the community .. Also … A new City Council takes office July 1. It will be working with a new Mayor and have historic opportunities and challenges...here to discuss it is the incoming City Council President, Ron Salem …. And one of our nation's newest law schools, the Jacksonville University College of Law, just completed its first year. Its founding dean, Nick Allard, looks at what's ahead.
