Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Tonya Powers joins Jacksonville's Morning News with the latest on King Charles III address to a joint session of Congress.

CBS White House reporter Olivia Rinaldi joins Jacksonville's Morning News with the latest update on the war in Iran.

Dr. Ishaan Madhok, gastroenterologist at the Borland Groover Clinic, discusses colorectal cancer diagnosis and treatment. Colorectal cancer is not an issue to be shy about, as it is the leading cancer related cause of death in adults aged 50 and younger. The chief diagnostic process is a colonoscopy. Dr. Madhok discusses why/when you should have one, what the process entails, possible outcomes, an...

Erick Erickson joins JMN to share thoughts on the WHCA dinner events, King Charles's state visit, and other headlines. Hear more on the Erick Erickson Show, weekdays from noon to 3pm.

Jared reports on the UK Royals' state visit to the US. King Charles and Queen Camilla have a numbr of planned events on this visit, including yesterday's meeting with President Trump, today's address to Congress, and attendance at additional events.

Iran's got a new proposal for the United States as talks to end the war remain on ice. And the royals have a state visit in DC, as King Charles is expected to address Congress.

The 21st Annual "Spring For The Arts" Gala raised $764k for Cathedral Arts Project, to service their aim of providing arts education and therapeutic programs for students across Northeast Florida. Rich Jones shares details of the event, and the program's history and growth.

Brian Kilmeade was at the White House Correspondents Association dinner Saturday evening, for the shooting incident. He raises some questions as to how an armed gunman could even get that close to the event, and whether he would feel safe attending future events with President Trump. Hear more from Brian on the Brian Kilmeade Show, 10am to noon weekdays.

TUE – Clark looks at debt settlement scams, and how they will take your money and run. Clark has safer debt settlement tips at CLARK.COM.

Rich Kolkoa, a former FBI Special Agent & Investigator, looks at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner Shooting last weekend. What security measures succeeded to protect attendees, and what failures allowed this scenario to happen? What can be learned to prevent future risks?

FOX News's Eben Brown looks at the latest on the US/Iran ceasefire negotiations. While an existing ceasefire is (arguably) in effect, future negotiations appear to be at a temporary impasse regarding the US naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz -- President Trump says the US won't withdraw until there is a peace agreement, and Iranian leadership won't negotiate while the blockade is in place. Who...

Frank J. Russo is running for Governor on the major princple of "Humanity Over the Dollar," a perspective he is keenly aware of after a career in insurance services. His emphasis is on family promotion and family security, over economic (political) obligation. He joins JMN and shares key topics of his campaign, including economic issues facing Floridians, PAC funding, academics/school choice, immi...

FOX News's Jonathan Savage joins JMN with details on King Charles's (and Queen Camilla's) state visit to the US. After the WHCA dinner events, security will be top of mind.

"The Scale FAIL" - It started as a viral video expose -- now, Ben Becker investigates if your local grocers' actual weights for purchased goods match what's listed. Are you getting your money's worth? Find out tonight at 5:45pm on ACTION NEWS JAX -- on CBS47 and FOX30!

Tonya has the latest on the WHCA Dinner shooting investigation over the weekend. The suspect in custody, Cole Tomas Allen, will be arraigned on federal charges today.

There were no new discussions between the US and Iran toward a ceasefire over the weekend. The existing ceasefire remains tenuous, as the US blockade continues in the Strait of Hormuz and President Trump continues his aggressive posturing in an effort to compel more negotiations. Meanwhile, the related ceasefire between Israel and Lebannon draws closer to its negotiated end. Israel insists their c...

King Charles and Queen Camilla visit the US - what's on the agenda, and what's at stake for this visit?

MON – Clark looks at “Pay in 4” installment plans, and why they are a VERY bad idea when it comes to your rent!

Benjamin Fridkis gets wildfire updates from Damian Bell, Jacksonville Deputy Division Chief of Fire Prevention. There are still active wildfires locally in Clay/Putnam Counties, and nearby in Brantley County, Georgia. The listening area is currently under a "burn ban" until further notice.

Sekhar Padmanabhan from Watch Duty provides online and social meda wildfire reports across the nation. He's currently monitoring the fires in Florida and Georgia, and updating the data as official sources provide new information. To see current wildfire data, visit WATCHDUTY.ORG for more details.

Rachel Grage (D) is a Congressional candidate for Florida's 5th district, campaigning against incumber John Rutherford (R). She joins JMN to share key campaign issues including housing affordibility, increased domestic costs, the Iran conflict, PAC influence, and opposition to perceived self-serving interests in the current administration. Visit RACHELGRAGE.COM for more information on her campaign...

Mike McCormick from Florida Poison Control Center joins JMN to share concerns about the ris of "gas station drugs." He also shares details of this weekend's official DEA Drug Takeback day, where you can get rid of old prescription, OTC, or "other" drugs - no questions asked - at authorized disposal centers. Visit DEA.GOV for locations.

ANJ state and local government reporter Jake Stofan checks in with JMN as state and local governments collide regarding a Gov. DeSantis mandated end to all DEI programs, which is being met with considerable criticism. Jake also looks at the special legislative session next week regarding redistricting, vaccine opt-outs, and the AI "bill of rights."

Jonathan looks at the latest developments in the Iran conflict, where the Israel/Lebanon ceasefire has been extended for another 3 weeks. Trump continues threatening Iranian vessels attempting to obstruct the Strait of Hormuz. Jonathan also looks at the 40th anniversary of Chernobyl, and the long term impacts since that nuclear disaster... as modern nuclear power resources increase.

Eben looks at the latest US action against Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, as Trump authorizes attacks on Iranian ships attempting to obstruct the Strait. He also looks at the status of talks between Israel and Lebanon that Iran says are key to their cooperation with a long term ceasefire.