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YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as former President Trump and the Republican National Committee reportedly collected some $141 million in campaign donations in May. WOKV's Kirstin Garriss looks at how much of that was in response to Trump's felony convictions at the end of the month, and how those donated funds can be used.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Democrats tried (again) to advance a bill codifying contraception and reproductive rights, but failed to get it through (again). Republicans say that such legislation is already in place, and is not in danger of revocation despite Justice Thomas's comments when Roe was overturned.

Lots of fun to be had this weekend, whether you're heading out to a show, or hanging out in your neighborhood. The fun starts Thursday night with the "Happy Together" tour at the Florida Theatre, featuring The Turtles and other 60s/70s headliners for a great night of nostalgic chart toppers (I'm particularly looking forward to Badfinger)! The Jacksonville Symphony wraps up their season with the Symphonie Fantastique! Get your exercise on with Veteran United's "Sip & Stretch" yoga and mimosas! And if you're strolling through Avondale, you might run into some WOKV folks sampling the neighborhood's desserts. Check out the full lineup of events in our Weekend Spotlight story!

US Rep. Michael Waltz (R-FL-6) joins JMN to share plans for how he will participate in the 80th anniversary of D-Day, along with other members of Congress, in a special memorial event from Normandy, France.

UNDISCLOSED ALLERGENS - According to a study by US PIRG, over half of all food products that were recalled in 2023 were due to undisclosed food allergens that put millions of people at risk of becoming seriously ill or even death. It's a rising trend, partly due to changes in labeling requirements, but also production errors. Candice Cole is live in Washington with details from that report and how consumers can stay safe.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as immigration advocates call out President Biden's executive actions to enforce border control and restrict immigration access as "illegal," just as they criticized former President Trump's border policies. Republicans are additionally critical that Biden's "reversal of policy" is a political stunt.