Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Rep. Michael Waltz joins JMN to discuss the prisoner exchange that saw Brittney Griner returning to the US... and while that's a good thing, it's not enough.

Jessica reports on falling fuel prices, as AAA anticipates prices below $3/gallon this holiday season. Some gas stations in the area are already at the $3 threshold or lower.

Laura looks at the negotiated hostage trade that returned Brittney Griner to the US. Critics argue that the trade should have included Paul Whalen as well, after 4 years in Russian custody.

All sorts of good stuff happening in the 904 this weekend! Get your build on with the Lego Universe Expo at the Fairgrounds. Rock out with the Fab Four tribute to the Beatles. And the best way to spread holiday cheer? Check out ELF! The Musical, or the Jax Symphony Holiday Pops shows, or experience the Murray Hills Luminaria! Rumor is that Santa Claus will make an appearance, and who knows? Maybe...

This afternoon, the US House is prepared to give the final approval to a bill that protects same-sex and interracial marriages. This comes after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade earlier this year, leading to some concerns about the potential of same-sex marriage protections being overturned as well. The Respect for Marriage Act received bipartisan support in the Senate with 12 Republi...

Jared looks at a redistricting case being heard by SCOTUS, and how the decision of the Court could impact future elections.

WOKV political analyst Rick Mullaney joins JMN to break down the significance of Rev. Warnock's election win for the US Senate seat for Georgia, securing a Democratic majority in the Senate for the remainder of the Biden administration.

Today, the US Supreme Court will hear a case that could dramatically impact how elections for Congress conducted nationwide by handing more power to state legislatures. Justices will consider whether state courts can rely on their state constitutions to strike down politically flawed redistricting maps. This case stems from North Carolina’s Republican-led legislature’s latest attempt to draw U.S....

Jared looks at the final days on the current Congress, as they attempt to complete legislation, including funding the government for the next year,before the holiday break and the change of party leadership in the House makes everything more difficult. The congressional term ends on Dec. 16th.

This morning (11am/ET), top leadership from the House and Senate will present the law enforcement officers who defended the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 with Congressional Gold Medal. This medal is Congress’s highest honor. There will be medals places throughout the Capitol complex including U.S. Capitol Police headquarters and the Metropolitan Police Department. This comes as the congressional...

Brian recaps his Jacksonville visit last weekend, and looks at the Warnock/Walker run off election for US Senate. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show every morning from 9am to noon!

Jared reports on why Colorado's anti-discrimination law is center stage before SCOTUS *again* and what's allegedly different in the complaint this time around.

What was expected to be a competitive game turned into a one sided beating as the Jags fell to the Lions. Action Sports Jax's Brent Martineau looks at the bad, the ugly, and the fallout from yesterday's game. Get more with Brent & Friends 8A-noon and again 3p-6p today on ESPN 690!

Sheriff Waters joins JMN to discuss a weekend shooting that left a 13-year-old boy dead on Jacksonville's northside.

This weekend starts what the Department of Veterans Affairs is calling the “PACT Act week of action.” It stems from legislation the President signed in August, which gives benefits to service members who are suffering after exposure to toxic burn pits. There are an estimated 3.5 million people impacted. VAs across the country will hold events to educate vets about the claims process. We sit down w...

Princess Jhane reports from a home fire on George Wood Lane. Fortunately no one was injured in the fire. JFRD is investigating the possibility of arson.

IBSA Goalball World Championships Darryl Walker

Brent joins JMN to preview the Jaguars at Lions game, and to toy with Rich's conflicted emotions as a win has significance for both 4-7 teams. Hear more on Brent And Friends starting at 3pm on ESPN 690!

Jared looks at the state visit of President Biden hosting France's president Macron.

Laura reports on the latest challenges to President Biden's student loan forgiveness program. SCOTUS has agreed to hear the case during its winter session.

Jessica reports on the sentencing phase for Lamar Jackson, who was found guilty of murdering the daughter of a JSO officer in 2018.

Brian Kilmeade will be signing books and meeting fans at Tom Bush BMW Saturday afternoon from noon to 2pm. Bring your books, or buy a copy of his latest - "The President and the Freedom Fighter" - and we'll see you tomorrow!

Jared reports on the House legislated rail strike resolution. The bill still needs to clear the Senate before President Biden can act on it, but the White House has encouraged Congress to have legislation to him by this weekend.

So many things to do this weekend! Get your groove on, holiday style, with the MOSH Ugly Sweater If you're feeling crafty, check out the Makers Market. Unleash your inner romantic a the Jax Symphony performs some Tchaikovsky. Or get folksie with the Brown Eyed Women tribute to the Grateful Dead. The Jags visit the Lions this weekend, and of course don't forget the free Meet & Greet with Brian Kilm...

We start the 12 Days of Christmas as Mark Kaye and Dreams Come True begin granting kids' Christmas wishes this afternoon at 2pm on the Mark Kaye Show. And tonight is the annual Ho Ho Hold'em Fundraiser at Jacksonville's Best Bet. If you didn't get a ticket to play or watch in person, stream the game online! Tune in to the Mark Kaye Show at noon for more info!