Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Alexus reports on the $1.58 billion Mega Millions jackpot, where only one ticket finally had all the winning numbers - and it was sold at the Neptune Beach Publix off Atlantic Blvd.

Jared reports on the White House visit from the 2022 World Series Houston Astros yesterday, and President Biden's visit to Arizona today with plans to establish a national monument and protect indigenous lands.

Alexus has more information on the couple facing extortion charges, after allegedly trying to exploit Robert Tebow over medical treatments. The couple is scheduled to appear in court later today.

Alexus reports that the couple who attempted extortion against Robert Tebow will appear in court today.

Alexus reports on DCPS dropping AP Psychology courses. State HS curriculum requirements restrict certain content approval, which comes at the expense of college board eligibility. Students will now have to scramble for class schedule changes before school resumes.

Brian joins JMN to look at the latest news around the DeSantis campaign, and Donald Trump's looming legal challenges in Georgia. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show 10a-Noon.

You Decide 2024 coverage continues as Blair looks at candidate financing, and whose campaign accounts are already feeling some stress among the GOP hopefuls.

Jared looks at President Biden's upcoming appointments as he continues campaigning on the success of "Bidenomics."

Today a group of school leaders including superintendents and education technology leaders will meet at the White House to discuss what’s being done about cyberattacks that target schools. They plan to discuss strengthening schools’ cyber infrastructure and lessons learned from districts that have recently been impacted by cyberattacks. There’s been a growing number of cyberattacks at schools in r...

Alexus reports on a JSO shooting that left a suspect dead after finding another person stabbed to death in Lake Forest Sunday afternoon.

Blair joins JMN to talk about the next trial date for President Trump and how he wants to move the case to West Virginia since he believes he wouldn't receive a fair trial.

Jared joins April to talk about Trump's arraignment yesterday afternoon and what comes next after President Trump pleaded "Not Guilty"

Alexus joins us about a shooting in the Moncrief area that put a little girl in critical condition at the hospital.

Laura joins JMN to talk about hospitalizations due to COVID are on the rise, but they are nowhere near what they were at the start of the pandemic.

Logan joins JMN to talk about how a new mayor cuts ties with opposing party lobbying and how there have been new changes to the new administration supporters.

Jared joins April to talk about the Donald Trump arraignment that will happen today in Washington D.C. at 4Pm

Laura joins April to discuss back to school and how there are some scams targeting students heading to college and how scammers know how to trick people.

Logan joins JMN to discuss a structure at Philips Hwy that has been going since about 4:00AM this morning.

Alexus joins April to talk about a town hall meeting happening tonight in District 6 with Mayor Donna Deegan to discuss any concerns that residents have.

Logan joins April to discuss DCPS and how they are planning to keep our kids safe as they head back to school.

Blair continues our You Decide 2024 coverage, looking at the latest round of indictments against former President Trump, other GOP candidate responses, and what impacts (if any) the indictments could have on Trump's eligibility for election.

As You Decide 2024 coverage continues, Jared reports on the latest round of indictments announced yesterday against former President Trump, this time entailing 4 counts related to the post-2020 election and Jan. 6, 2021 events in Washington DC.

Mark Kaye joins JMN to share thoughts on the latest batch of indictments against former President Trump, the on-going verbal sparring between Vice President Harris and Governor DeSantis over Black History curriculum standards in Florida, a wrap on Mark's Christmas in July event for sick kids, and more. Tune in for all of this and "Whatever You Want Wednesday" on the Mark Kaye Show, noon to 3pm!

Logan reports on Sheriff T.K. Waters' plan to add 80 new officers to the JSO roster in the coming months. The sheriff informally shared plans and general a timeline for adding new officers during the National Night Out community event yesterday.

Alexus follows up on last night's protest at DCSB HQ, as community members criticized revised Black History curriculum that attributes benefits to slavery. Florida Education Commissioner Manny Diaz defends the controversial verbiage used in the statewide curriculum standard, as does Gov. Ron DeSantis, despite criticism of Vice President Harris, teachers, community leaders, and students, whose conc...