Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Blair reports on congressional bipartisan criticism of China's support for Russia in light of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine War. Despite Chinese posturing for peaceful resolution, US lawmakers contend the economic cooperation between China and Russia represents a developing threat. This follows on the heels of restrictions of using China-sponsored "TikTok" apps on government devices, and attempts to...

Robert explains the JEA base rate hike that is taking effect, and what that means for your future JEA bills. Base rate increases will become an annual adjustment moving forward.

Ben Becker has investigates a popular new sports/energy drink popular on school campuses, and how particular brands of the beverage feature a higher measure of caffeine than popular brands like Red Bull or Monster. Ben investigates what overexposure to such stimulating drinks can mean to your kids health today on Action News Jax at 5:45pm!

Ryan reports on the Student Debt Relief cases being heard by the Supreme Court today. Arguments are expected to begin at 10am, though we're unlikely to know the Court's decision until just before their summer break in June.

Mark Kaye joins JMN this morning, after appearing on Fox & Friends with Brian Kilmeade. Mark shares thoughts about Governor DeSantis's new book, and what impact he might have in the 2024 election if he should campaign for President, and shares thoughts on the upcoming Mayoral election. Hear more on the Mark Kaye Show from noon to 3pm!

Jared Rice, executive director of The Players, joins JMN to update us on preparations, tickets & parking availability, and what fans can expect from this year's event. Practice rounds begin next week. It's only 7 days until The Players!

Blair looks at the Student Loan Relief case being heard by the US Supreme Court today. Objectors challenge that President Biden does not have authority to dismiss debts, while the White House contends that authority endures from the HEROES Act passed in 2003.

Sgt. Bryan reports on a Buckman Bridge crash this morning and sent a car into the St. Johns River. Emergency services are working on vehicle recovery while the incident is being investigated.

Brian is live on Fox & Friends from the Metro Diner in Ponte Vedra this morning. Besides discussing the menu & upcoming TV guests, he teases an interview with Governor DeSantis. Hear the interview during the Brian Kilmeade Show from 9am to noon today!

Ryan looks at President Biden's upcoming agenda, and at what to expect as Biden's proposed Student Debt Relief case is argued before the Supreme Court this week.

The Gate River Run is coming up, and JMN's own Rich Jones is participating to support Camp I AM SPECIAL and their mission to provide great camp experiences for special needs children. Camp director Mary Rose Harrington joins JMN to discuss how your donations can fund camp activities. For more information, check out Camp I Am Special on Facebook or through the Catholic Charities website (www.ccbjax...

Congress returns to Capitol Hill this week and Ukraine is on the top of the agenda for many. This week, both the House and Senate will hold several hearing this week examining the international conflict. Federal records show Congress approved more than $113B in funding for Ukraine last year alone. This comes just a few days after the one year mark of the war and as Russian President Putin access o...

Ryan reports that Eastern Europe isn't the only place where war tensions are rising. In light of strengthened relationships between China and Russia, the US is deploying additional troops to Taiwan for training assistance and to discourage potential incursions from mainland China.

Ericia Moore, First Coast YMCA Vice President of Social Responsibility and Operations, joins JMN to talk about this weekend's signature Touch-A-Truck event, Saturday morning at Brooks Family YMCA on Centurion Drive.

Mike Love from The Beach Boys joins JMN to preview this weekend's show in St. Augustine, and share all the things he loves about performing in Florida. See The Beach Boys this Saturday night 730pm at the St. Augustine Amphitheater!

Mark Kaye joins JMN to preview his show later today. You're either first, last, or in the middle, and Trump was the first to declare his candidacy. Will DeSantis be the last to declare, or will he get lost in the middle? Plus it's FAKE NEW FRIDAY, always a crowd pleaser! Join the fun with the Mark Kaye Show noon to 3pm today!

As today marks one year since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the U.S. Defense Department announced it is providing Ukraine with another $2 billion in security assistance. This includes money for more rounds of ammo and high-tech drones. This comes as President Biden is scheduled to meet virtually today with G7 leaders and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to discuss continuing support e...

Jessica reports on a Memorial Park rally tonight at 6pm, supporting Ukrainians locally and abroad, and refugees around the world. The Russia-Ukraine War marks a year today since its start.

Lots of fun stuff going on this weekend in the 904! Touch-A-Truck returns with a family friendly event, and if you want more trucks there's the Monster Jam! And music? The Symphony rocks out the music of Tina Turner and Aretha Franklin! The Amp features the Beach Boys, and then 2 shows with Willie Nelson! The Florida Theatre features Marty Stuart tonight, and this weekend it's Mania - the Abba tri...

JMN will sit down with the 8 candidates campaigning to be Mayor of Jacksonville, giving you some insight into their goals for the city. Today's candidate is Donna Deegan.

Jonathan reports that China's top diplomat is visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin, and the cooperation between those nations is causing political and economic tension among eastern European nations.

As NE Florida faces potentially the hottest February on record, we're joined by KARE Minneapolis meteorologist Guy Brown, reporting on the winter blizzard currently affecting many of the northern US states.

Former President Trump had a campaign stop in Ohio, offering some relief supplies to concerned residents of East Palestine. Today, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is heading to East Palestine to talk with community members impacted by the Norfolk Southern hazardous train derailment. During this trip, he will also receive an update on the ongoing NTSB investigation and meet with other...

Q McCray updates the story of an Orlando news reporter and a child fatally shot at the scene of an earlier fatal shooting yesterday. The child's mother and the reporter's cameraman were also critically shot. The alleged shooter has been arrested, and the investigation into the shootings continues.

Casey Wright joins JMN with additional coverage of the Orlando area shootings yesterday that left three dead - including a a Spectrum 13 reporter and a child - and the child's mother and the reporter's photographer critically injured. The alleged shooter is in custody.