First Coast Connect With Melissa Ross

We hear from both sides on the effort to enshrine “traditional” hunting and fishing rights in Florida’s Constitution.

From perp walks for kids to a local neighborhood paying out of pocket for police officers, we talk about the week’s headlines.

A new Florida law on what owners must tell before they sell takes effect Oct. 1.

We discuss everything from city budget prospects to proposed state amendments with local government expert Chris Hand.

Patients with terminal illnesses may be surprised to learn their health directives are routinely ignored.

As the social media giant heads to court for a key hearing on its future, how will social media regulation affect users — and First Amendment law?

Our panel discusses some of the biggest stories of the week, including the return of police pensions, rising floodwaters and police questioning voters over abortion petition signatures.

Democratic contender Jay McGovern explains why he’s running against Rep. John Rutherford, R-FL5.

A political expert joins us for post-debate analysis from the Trump/Harris presidential debate in Philadelphia.

Jacksonville’s mayor joins us to discuss the final stretch of the budget season and to take all your calls and questions.

A legendary Jacksonville baseball manager who survived one of the deadliest accidents in sports history is the subject of a new book.

A GOP registration surge, a controversial Riverside development and a whistleblower who says he was fired for revealing a state parks plan.

The politics, policies and permanent implications of mugshots.

More than just a number, 904 Day celebrates what it means to be a First Coast resident.

An annual event brings together experts, survivors and law enforcement to help guide those living with unsolved homicides.

Our First Coast Week in Review panel discusses the biggest stories of the week.

A pilot program from Nemours Children’s Health aims to expedite acute mental health services for kids ages 2 to 17.

On the eve of retirement for Florida Times-Union staff photographer Bob Self, he joins us to discuss the only full-time job he’s ever had.

Have you ever thought about self-publishing a book? Hear from some authors who have done it.

On the one-year anniversary of the Dollar General store shooting, Jacksonville is still grappling with its effect.