First Coast Week in Review
Each Friday, our media roundtable dives into the biggest stories of the week. Among our topics this week:
After months under the City Council microscope, JEA’s CEO announces her resignation, making way for the utility’s sixth CEO in six years.
St. Johns County considers whether to fight a new stat…
First Coast Connect: Week in Review
Each Friday, our media roundtable dives into the biggest stories of the week. Among our topics this week:
After months under the City Council microscope, JEA’s CEO announces her resignation, making way for the utility’s sixth CEO in six years.
St. Johns County considers whether to fight a …
Reporter's Notebook: Inside Jacksonville's $2 Billion Budget Battle
This week, WJCT Director of Podcasting Letisha Bereola flips the script, taking over hosting duties to put Jacksonville Today Associate Editor Mike Mendenhall in the hot seat ahead of Jacksonville's budget night. Mendenhall breaks down what's in and what's at risk in the city's $2 billion spending …
First Coast Connect: Week in Review
Each Friday, our media roundtable dives into the biggest stories of the week. Among our topics this week:
Allegations of racism surface at a high school volleyball game after students at Fernandina Beach High School use a Black baby doll to taunt opponents.
A principal already under scruti…
First Coast Week in Review
Each Friday, our media roundtable dives into the biggest stories of the week. Among our topics this week:
Allegations of racism surface at a high school volleyball game after students at Fernandina Beach High School use a Black baby doll to taunt opponents.
A principal already under scrutiny for a…
Reporter's Notebook: The Fight to Save Jacksonville's Teachers Union
This week, Jacksonville Today Associate Editor Mike Mendenhall sits down with education reporter Megan Mallicoat to break down the mounting pressure on Duval Teachers United, which is racing to meet a state-mandated 60% membership threshold or risk losing its union certification — a challenge compl…
Spanish Fork city council approves code change that paves the way for data center construction
After much debate, back-and-forth among the city council, and a lot of public feedback, it appears a plan to change city code in Spanish Fork -- which would allow a data center to be built -- will go ahead. The city council voted 3-2 last night to change part of city code dealing with data centers …
Reporter's Notebook: Does Jacksonville's No-Kill Policy Put Residents at Risk?
This week, Jacksonville Today Associate Editor Mike Mendenhall talks with investigative reporter Elizabeth Caldwell about her months-long investigation into Jacksonville's soaring dog bite numbers — up more than 230% in 2023 and another 48% in 2024 — and their connection to the city shelter's pursu…
Reporter's Notebook: St. Johns County's Reversal on Farmland Development
This week, Jacksonville Today Associate Editor Mike Mendenhall sits down with St. Johns County reporter Noah Hertz to unpack the county commission's surprise reversal on two previously approved developments fast-tracked under a new state law easing construction on agricultural land, driven by an un…
Reporter’s Notebook: A Suspension, a Book Removal, and a Building Sale — Duval Schools’ Busy Week
This week, Jacksonville Today Associate Editor Mike Mendenhall sits down with education reporter Megan Mallicoat to break down a packed Duval County School Board meeting — the 10-day unpaid suspension of teacher and sitting city council member Terrona Clark-Murray, the board’s reversal to remove a …
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