First Coast Connect is an hour-long call-in program that features local newsmakers, civic and community leaders, arts, activities across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, along with spot news features and a weekly roundtable of local journalists.
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From a bombshell grand jury report to the controversial use of flock cameras, we discuss all the week’s headlines with our panel of journalists.
Having lived amid the “movable feast” of 1970s Key West, a St. Augustine artist and restaurateur is part of a new documentary on the turbulent time.
Flock cameras are watching more than roads; humanity gets a dazzling view of the Milky Way.
Florida has purged or diluted references to climate change in state science textbooks, a new report finds.
Experts explore the changing landscape for America’s national parks
Primary lessons, political surprises and post-election analysis.
A former Ukrainian diplomat turned local TV producer helps keep her nation’s needs and cultural heritage in sight on the First Coast.
The last of St. Augustine’s activist rabbis returns to the First Coast to speak about the enduring message of the Civil Rights Movement.
The last of St. Augustine’s activist rabbis returns to the First Coast to speak about the enduring message of the Civil Rights Movement.
The story of Sophia Nickerson Starks, the woman who built Jacksonville’s beauty empire.
The classic novel about Florida’s environmental despoliation and development is now the subject of a TV series.
It’s the biggest headlines of the week, from a reported candidate assault to concerns about the expanding role of the City Council’s in-house lawyer
An author who says she loves Florida enough to hate it releases a new book of essays on life in the Sunshine State.
An attorney and advocate makes her bid for Florida House District 13.
From the administration’s budget balancing act to law enforcement’s opposition to property tax cuts, we discuss recent headlines with Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan.
After three decades seeking and holding state and local office, the Democrat explains why she’s running to return to the state Capitol.
Law enforcement criticizes the “staggering” impact of proposed property tax cuts.
With the team leading the inaugural UpShot league, we sit down with Jacksonville's first pro women’s B-ball squad.
After positive recent polling, the perennial congressional candidate hopes the fifth time’s the charm.
