Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

MON – College is expensive. Clark has tips on how to save on some of that expense.

Bryan Kohberger, the man convicted in the so-called "Idaho College killings," seeks to take back guilty plea. His 2025 plea deal avided a trial and a possible death penalty. FOX News's Jeff Monosso looks at the possible reasons behind his petition to re-open the case. Critics say it's just attention-seeking and has no legal grounding. A 3-part documentary regarding the murders debuted on Netflix o...

The UF Proton Therapy Institute celebrates 20 years of service in Jacksonville, and Allana Prosser is the latest to share her "Good News" story -- it was a "radiation vacation," travelling from England to the Magic Kingdom and, more importantly, ringing "Aud's Chime."

The Oscar Mayer Weinermobile turns 90 years old - and there are celebrations across the country. Hot dog cake, anyone? (Seriously, look them up!) FOX News's Tonya Powers shares the history of the iconic vehicle, and how you can find out when the Weenie Wagon will be near you!

The Sulzbacher Back to School Bash takes place on Saturday, August 1, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Sulzbacher Village, featuring a free giveaway of 500 backpacks filled with school supplies, free food, and family activities.

Florida urges doctors not to prescribe mental health medication for children, in apparent alignment with MAHA recommendations to pursue psychotherapy rather than pharmaceutical relief.

FRI –Ever considered starting your own business? Clark says there have never been more resources or opportunities for entrepreneurs!

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. Dr. Fauci was supposed to testify Wednesday on the origins of COVID and his diary - but invoked his 5th Amendment right to not answer. FOX News's Jeff Monosso details what did, and didn't, happen in yesterday's Senate committee hearing.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. You've seen the headlines, you've seen the movies with Liam Neeson -- but beyond the senationalism, it happens - in America, in Florida, in Jacksonville. FBI Special Agent In-Charge Jason Carley and State Attorney Melissa Nelson discuss what trafficking means, who is vulnerable, and how multiple agencies use their resources to shut down and prosecute traffi...

ANJ State & Local Gov't Reporter Jake Stofan takes a look at several local interest government headlines: Nat Ford is on his way out at JTA. Does this means an interim CEO will be needed until a permanent CEO can be determined? In the meantime, JTA employees are facing furloughs due to budget excesses. Jake also looks at Amendment 3 property tax proposal, and how it can impact youth programs.

Researchers and executives from companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta have urged Washington to back an international effort to address risks arising from advanced AI systems

Jonathan follows the latest renewed hostilities between the US and Iran, as other Middle Eastern nations are being drawn into the fray (Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq). In other news, 2025 was the deadliest year for Jews living outside Israel in more than three decades, as anti-Semitic attacks have increased worldwide since the Oct. 7, 2023 incident. Just in the US, there were an average of 1...

THU – Clark looks at why you should always shop around for your best insurance coverage – particularly homeowners & automotive – because same coverage rates could vary wildly!

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. FOX News's Jeff Monosso reports that Dr. Anthony Fauci is testifying before a Senate investigative committee today, again, regarding the origins of the Covid-19 coronavirus and personal documents he recorded regarding his thoughts and conclusions during that time (colloquially "the Fauci diaries").

Jimmy Failla shares his thoughts on "The Fauci Diaries," as Congress continues its witchhunt into Dr. Fauci's stewardship (?) during the COVID pandemic. Jimmy also turns his critical wit toward NYC Mayor Mamdami's obsession with Israel PM Netanyahu's visit. Hear more with Jimmy Failla on FOX ACROSS AMERICA tonight at 6pm!

Senator Lindsey Graham was honored in DC with services Tuesday. Wednesday, it's all about South Carolina's memorial services, before he is laid to rest.

Much like National Signing Day for athletes, tonight 25 Duval County students will find out where they will be working for the next year. Genesys Works is a nonprofit that matches rising HS seniors with employment oportunities. Visit GENESYSWORKS.ORG for more information.

Double foreign policy day - President Trump met with both Zelenskyy and Netanyahu at the White House Tuesday.

WED – Clark looks at how to target your college or trade school education into actual skills that get actual jobs – like engineering, or business “hard skills” like finance and economics.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. FON News's Jeff Monosso follows up on a recent Fox New Poll - why people favor or oppose AI data centers in their area.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. President Trump traveled to Michigan Monday ahead of that state's primary early next month - Fox's Jared Halpern was on the trip, and shars details of what it's like to travel in the Presidential press pool.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. FOX News's Tonya Powers details several days of memorial services for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Tributes start with today's events in Washington DC at the US Capitol Rotunda, followed by a service this afternoon at the Washington National Cathedral; more events follow tomorrow in Columbia SC.

Iran threatens Ukraine as two separate conflicts threaten to collide.

TUE – Clark looks at “alternative medical providers,” and three key things you need to confirm before you commit to any care provider or care plan.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. Airstrikes have been discontinued for the past two days between Iran and US forces, prompting renewed diplomatic negotiations. FOX News's Eben Brown has the details.