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 state law governing so-called agricultural enclaves after getting hit by a wave of new development applications.
• A flurry of post-trial motions and new criminal charges in the Jared Bridegan murder case complicate two trials still to come.
• And what does a statewide rollback of Flock cameras mean for taxpayers, crimefighters and civil libertarians?

Guests:

• Robert Brown, news director, WJXT News4Jax
• Frank Powers, former assignment manager at News4Jax
• Mike Mendenhall, City Hall reporter and associate editor at Jacksonville Today
• Nikesha Williams, author of The Seven Daughters of Dupree
• Noah Hertz, St. Johns County reporter at Jacksonville Today