First Coast Connect With Melissa Ross

The grave of a Civil War veteran gets a new headstone, and the historic Cosmo community gets renewed attention.

Our panel of journalists explores the week's top headlines.

TEDxJacksonville focuses on building a better democracy, and Duval County parents fight for community schools.

We talk to the author of a new book profiling 10 Holocaust survivors with connections to Jacksonville, as well as two local descendents of survivors.

A new Univeristy of North Florida survey says the proposed Community Benefits Agreement with the Jacksonville Jaguars greatly amplifies support for the stadium deal.

Our media roundtable discusses a new Duval Schools leader and lingering concerns about yet another JEA chief’s departure.

Today we examine the increased demand for both primary care doctors and subspecialty physicians.

The champion street skater from Fernandina Beach charges toward the Paris Olympics.

Two legal experts explain how to prevent a housing crisis before it happens.

We talk with the head of Visit Jacksonville about the job of marketing and selling Northeast Florida.

Two billion-dollar projects hit the news in the same week: the Duval County jail and the Jaguars' stadium. Our panel discusses both.

From the jail to the Jags, the city rolls out two billion-dollar projects in as many weeks.

Today we take a closer look at renovation plans for EverBank Stadium. Then we talk with the author of “The Heat Will Kill You First.”

A local couple teams up to help others who want to get into the book business

Health equity experts and a patient discuss the continuing effect of discrimination in health care.

JTA faces scrutiny over Skyway 2.0, and the developer of the Laura Street Trio proposes a new deal.

What should city taxpayers expect — and watch for — in the days and weeks ahead?

Government attorney Chris Hand discusses the legacy of former U.S. Sen. and Florida Gov. Bob Graham.

We talk with three investigative journalists about their reporting into ghost candidates, dark money and a statewide effort to undermine elections.

We discuss the OneJax Humanitarian Awards and get a House Call from Dr. Joe Sirven.