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"We need to stop this invasion at our southern border once and for all."

On tonight’s program: Let the horse trading begin! The Florida House and Senate have released their respective versions of a state budget for fiscal year 2024/25; Governor DeSantis is sending the newly re-activated Florida State Guard to Texas to help secure the border. The move surprised both the governor’s critics and his supporters; And Florida State University had its big day at the Capitol today, but the mood was tempered by the death on longtime Seminole baseball coach Mike Martin.

AccelerComm, the Layer 1 5G IP specialists, has announced the general availability of its PUSCH Channel End-to-End Simulator.

Tufflift Racing will run two second-generation Audi RS3 LMS TCR cars in this year’s TCR Australia series, with Zac Soutar being joined by Indonesian racer Glenn Nirwan.

Thursday, tune in for a discussion about legislation that, according to numerous city government officials, might deplete the city's coffers of tens of millions of dollars. Later in the program, we'll hear from Jacksonville Today reporter Will Brown, who will provide insights into an upcoming event right here at WJCT Studios.

We have arrived at the final part of the 17th annual TouringCarTimes' staff rundown of the Top 30 touring car drivers in the world. Over the past weeks, we

Sunday, Jan 28, at 2 p.m., Hope Library will present music from Pixie Lauer and Dave Foley. This program is free and open to the public. Donations are welcome and light refreshments will be served. Pixie and Dave blend instruments and vocals on...

One of FAMU’s most decorated head football coaches is moving on to reunite with his former colleague at Duke University.

House Bill 49 is fueling a discussion about finding a balance between addressing labor needs and ensuring the well-being of the state's youth. Then, Sportscaster Alessandra Pointbrand stops by to give us a recap on both collegiate and professional football games from this past weekend.

The use of bait to attract and kill bears is needed to manage populations near Myrtle Beach, state officials say. But not everyone agrees.