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Jacksonville University's president Tim Cost addresses concerns on This Week in Jacksonville about financial stability at the local private university, and Pollster Micah Roberts joins the conversation to share insights on the economy and what happened in the election this year.

In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, host Kent Justice interviews Tim Cost, president of Jacksonville University (JU), about recent financial concerns and the university’s strategic direction.

Secretary of State Cord Byrd joins This Week in Jacksonville to discuss the impact of President-elect Donald Trump's nominations and appointments.

In this episode on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition host Kent Justice sits down with Jake Gordon, CEO of Downtown Vision, Inc., to discuss the 2024 State of Downtown report. 

Florida Rep. Aaron Bean and News4JAX Political Analyst join This Week in Jacksonville to discuss the plans for the new political landscape as the GOP will control the White House, Senate and  the House for Representatives.

Congressman Aaron Bean joins This Week in Jacksonville to talk about strategies for reshaping Washington.

The Trump/Vance transition efforts continues to drop jaws and stir conversations. That seems like a great place to start in this week’s episode of This Week in Jacksonville.

In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, Karen Brune Mathis and Ric Anderson from the Jacksonville Daily Record - our news partner with News4JAX - join the conversation to explore two transformative downtown developments: Gateway Jax and the Phoenix Arts and Innovation District. This week’s show also examined the broader implications of these developments. Jacksonville’s City Council is taking a more measured approach to development incentives, leaning toward tax rebates rather than upfront grants. Both Mathis and Anderson explained how these policies are shaping a sustainable future for urban growth. These two projects are part of a larger wave of downtown revitalization.

The most controversial of President-elect Donald Trump's early appointments may be Florida’s Matt Gaetz. President-elect Trump nominated him as Attorney General.

In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, we’re looking at the trends for entrepreneurs and speaking with Chris Rivera, the owner of E-Commerce Accounting.

Government Law Attorney Chris Hand and Political Contributor John Newman join the political roundtable on This Week in Jacksonville. The political experts talk about what lies ahead for the future of the United States after President-elect Donald Trump will head back to the White House.

Government law attorney Chris Hand joins This Week in Jacksonville for the "Hand on Government" special to discuss the upcoming presidential election and other races on the ballot that can impact the community.

On this week’s episode, we’re looking into two high-profile mysteries that the Jacksonville Daily Record has solved. Editor Karen Mathis is on this episode to discuss something code-named “Project Paper Company” and another called “Project Blue Sky.” 

Boris Johnson is one of our guests on This Week in Jacksonville on Sunday. The former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom spent nearly 20 minutes talking about his legacy, his controversial leadership, the Brexit campaign and impact, and his relationship to the River City through the NFL team.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan talks Baptist Health and Florida Blue battle, city developments and the financial budget. Florida's chief financial officer gives insight on the states efforts to recover from Hurricane Helene and the possible effects on the property insurance crisis.

Join us for an episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition that is nostalgic and inspiring as we get to understand the history of the Debs Store and the innovation of this new venture, The Corner at Debs Store.

Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock joins This Week in Jacksonville from Washington to discuss policy proposals and his concerns for this election cycle. Florida Secretary of State Cord Byrd explains how the state is preparing for Election Day and an ongoing investigation in his office.

Diana Donovan, executive director of Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, is the guest on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition. She described the intersection of arts, innovation, and creating an economic powerhouse.

This Hand on Government segment with law attorney Chris Hand is about election season heating up. Three states may hold the answer about who wins the campaign and ends up in the Oval Office. One of those states is Georgia, where there’s a conservative push to make 11 changes that could affect the election. There’s less than a month before early voting begins. Hand weighs in on the this and other topics concerning Jacksonville.

Get ready for the Pearl Street District as one of our first guests on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition is back with an exciting update about the Gateway Jax project.