A Jacksonville city councilman is raising conflict of interest concerns after Action News Jax Ben Becker uncovered that a high-powered law firm is contracted to be paid thousands of dollars to evaluate Jacksonville’s telehealth program as part of a Duval DOGE investigation.
A Supreme Court decision striking down a majority Black congressional district in Louisiana has amplified an already intense national redistricting battle
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John Corprew of Gateway Community Services, and Kim McGee of Talkable Communities, join JMN to discuss the "Hope Needs Help" campaign, raising funds and awareness to prevent suicide. Talkable Communities trains people to recognize and offer support for those in mental health crisis, and strengthen the community with support. Visit TALKABLECOMMUNITIES.ORG to learn about training, support services, and how you can get involved to help.
Jake Stofan, Action News Jax State & Local Government Reporter, joins JMN with a recap of what's happened so far in the Florida Legislative Special Session. Gov. DeSantis called for a new session specifically to address redistricting maps, which would increase the number of Republican represetnative seats, drawing criticisms from Dem. Chair Nikkie Friedman and State Rep. Angie Nixon, among others. Expect the new maps to be challenged in court, and at least two more Special Legislative Sessions in the near future.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell says rising prices could hit consumer wallets leading to spending less on other things.
