Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Lucia Viti profiles Mary Daniel in this Women's History Month feature.

WOKV legal and political analyst Rick Mullaney joins JMN to discuss the JEA corruption charges alleged in an indictment against the former CEO Zahn and COO Wannamacher.

Andrew Pantazi joins JMN to discuss the latest proposals in the Florida legislature, including revising political district maps. While Gov. DeSantis has expressed his plans to veto any redistricting measures, the state legislature is moving against the veto anyway.

Blair reports that Congress favors the a Russian oil ban, but President Biden hasn't endorsed the idea, fearing the consequence of rising oil & fuel costs. Meanwhile, Shell Oil has announced plans for their resources in Russia.

Brian joins JMN to discuss alternatives to Russian oil - is it a choice of trading one bad actor for another? Hear more with Brian Kilmeade live from 9am to noon!

Jared reports on discussions to limit or suspend Russian oil importing, and possible weapons exchanges with NATO allies to facilitate Ukrainians' resistance efforts against the Russian invasion.

Blair reports on the latest in Russia/Ukraine negotiations, and US plans to (possibly) ban importing Russian energy supplies - and how US gas prices would be affected.

John reports on the approved Florida bill that outlaws abortions after 15 weeks. While it may be a little while through the legislative process before this bill reaches the Governor's desk, it is expected that DeSantis will sign it into law. In the interim, SCOTUS is expected to hear a Mississippi case with a similar law, and possibly change a prior ruling on the infamous Roe v Wade.

Carla Montgomery joins JMN to discuss this weekend's Child Cancer Fund Gala. Visit childcancerfund.org to get your tickets, or to make a donation.

Bill Hickey discusses the 11th annual Veterans Job Fair, happening Saturday, in conjunction with The Players Championship.

Blair has the latest developments in Washington after yesterday's events in Ukraine. Speaker Pelosi has joined the chorus calling to cut off all Russian oil importing, but the Biden administration isn't willing to make that move.

Simon Owen has the latest update on the Russia/Ukraine war, as negotiations to end hostilities resume today.

You should be dancing, yeah! Or running! Or drinking! Or enjoying any of the many things happening in the Jax area. Check out this weekend's spotlight for a rundown of assorted fun events from the River Run to the return of the Beach Boys and more!

Blair reports on the lifting of many COVID-19 masking protocols in DC and other states, where the frequency and severity of related diagnoses are in decline. Federally mandated mask mandates on airlines are currently expected to expire later this month.

Alicia continues coverage of a drive-by shooting yesterday on Jacksonville's northwest side. The father and 3-yesar old boy in the car are in surgery today.

Rep. Al Lawson joins JMN to review President Biden's State of the Union address, and share his thoughts on topics before the House.

Legal and political analyst Rick Mullaney breaks down President Biden's State of the Union address, and the challenges that face the current administration in the upcoming midterm elections.

Rep. Rutherford joins JMN to share his thoughts on the President's State of the Union address.

March Madness has a different context for Jacksonville's solid waste collection industry. Emily Turner has the full story tonight on Action News Jax at 5:45pm on CBS47.

Blair reports on the SOTU address, where President Biden spoke at length about US responses to the Russia/Ukraine war, as well as discussing plans to address domestic inflation concerns.

Political and legal analyst Rick Mullaney joins JMN to preview the State of the Union address, which is likely still being revised today because of developments in Europe and the associated economic fallout. Tune in tomorrow when Rick returns to break down the speech's high points and critical responses to it.

Eben looks at the State of the Union address tonight, where President Biden is expected to talk about inflation plans, his Supreme Court nominee, and the US responses to international concerns in Ukraine.

Blair previews the State of the Union Address tonight. Recent global events have likely forced significant additions and/or rewrites to address domestic and international issues. WOKV will carry the full address and the Republican response live tonight.

Alicia reports on the proposed tax increases to benefit local school systems. In St. Johns County, a 1% sales tax proposal is intended to address backlogged infrastructure needs. In Duval County, a proposal of $1 per $1000 home assessed value tax is intended to fund teacher raises and additional hiring.

Brian joins JMN to look at the State of the Union address tonight, and discuss the latest developments in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.