Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Coverage of Idalia continues as Alexus reports on people gathering supplies and making preparations for severe weather. Make sure you've got sufficient water and non-perishable food on hand, charge your electronic devices, and fuel up your cars, in case power goes out.

Kirstin reports on FEMA resources being readied for Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas as Idalia makes its way toward landfall on the Florida Gulf Coast and its expected N/NE trek.

Alexus updates information on area shelters, including which ones are pet-friendly and which ones can accommodate people with special needs.

Alexus reports on area shelters opening around the area in advance of Idalia's severe weather.

Brian joins JMN to discuss how Gov. DeSantis is addressing Hurricane Idalia's imminent landfall in Florida, and the latest on former President Trump's Georgia case, as a trial date has been set for March, 2024. Hear more with Brian daily on the Brian Kilmeade Show,10am to noon.

Kirstin joins Rich to discuss the deadly shooting that happened at the Dollar General in Jacksonville over the weekend and what the White House and local government has said about the incident.

Mayor Deegan joins JMN to discuss the weekend's shooting tragedy in New Town, the vigils and community engagement following the event, and to look ahead as Tropical Storm Idalia is expected to make landfall as a hurricane and trek through across Florida, including storm and wind impacts in the North Florida area.

Jared looks at the President's agenda for the week, as the Southeast prepares for Idalia making impact along the Gulf coast, and this comes when President Biden's eyes have already been on Jacksonville after this weekend's racial shooting event.

Mike Ladd joins JMN to discuss preparations for Idalia, which is expected to pass through the area between Tues evening and Wednesday. Now is the time to gather your storm supplies and put together your plans if you need to evacuate.

President Biden spoke to Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan in the wake of Saturday's horrific shooting. The President also spoke this evening with Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters. In both calls, the President offered his full support to the people of Jacksonville.

Sheriff TK Waters joins JMN to discuss the weekend shooting in New Town, and the aftermath including vigils and conversations with the Mayor, the Governor, and the President, as the city moves forward in the face of these events.

Alexus has more information about the shooting in New Town yesterday, including its intentional connection to prior attacks on the public in Jacksonville history.

Alexus reports on the aftermath of yesterday's shooting at Dollar General in New Town, including a community vigil this evening at James Weldon Johnson Park downtown.

Alexus follows up on weekend memorial vigils for the victims of the New Town shooting that left 3 people dead, with the Governor and the President extending condolences and offering support. An additional memorial vigil is scheduled for this evening at James Weldon Johnson Park.

You Decide 2024 coverage continues as Blair Miller looks at which candidates benefitted the most from the first "post-debate bump." The next debate is near the end of September, with no word yet whether Trump plans to participate or will continue to influence debates in absentia.

You Decide 2024 coverage continues, as Ryan reports on former President Trump's processing in Atlanta after his 4th indictment in recent months. With pending trials in New York, D.C., Georgia, and Florida, there is simply no avoiding this having an impact on his presidential campaign efforts.

Overdose Awareness Day is Aug 31. Locally, it's estimated that 3 people die of overdoses each week. Sally Finn of Drug Free Duval, and Mike McCormick from Florida's Poison Control Center share information about OPIOID REVERSAL TRAINING training using the drug Narcan to reverse opioid effects. The training will be available at City Hall at noon on Thursday.

Alexus reports on an overnight shooting at the Oasis Club apartments off University Blvd. Two men were shot and transported to a local hospital; one has since died, and the other is currently in non-life threatening condition. JSO is investigating.

WSB's Michelle Wright follows up on Trump's surrender to the Fulton County jail yesterday. He was in, processed, and out on $200k bond in less than half an hour. Fundraising efforts featuring his mugshot were active online shortly after. Trump's arraignment is set for Sep 5, which he is not expected to attend.

Ben Becker's Original Restaurant Report airs every Friday, and this year he shares a...foul report about one of the area's favorite fowl places. Get the full report tonight on CBS47 and FOX30!

Logan reports on some changes at Everbank Stadium (besides just the namesake) as fans head in for the first Jaguars home NFL experience of the season. They close out their preseason schedule against the Miami Dolphins Saturday at 7pm, and if you're not at the game you can watch on CBS47.

MARCH ON WASHINGTON - This weekend, thousands will gather at the Lincoln Memorial for the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington. The nonviolent protest attracted as many as 250,000 during the summer of 1963 as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous “I Have a Dream” speech. Experts say that march laid the groundwork for the passage of federal civil rights and voting rights legislatio...

This week's For Locals By Locals profiles INSA Cannabis Dispensary, in the St. Johns Town Center. Sara Sullivan, Vice President of Retail Operations, describes the company as an independent medical use marijuana dispensary, "focused on educating and providing a tailored experience for all our patients." You can find more information at INSA.com/Florida .

Logan updates the story from last night's "Community Conversation" with Mayor Deegan and Councilwoman Pittman, as residents of District 10 shared concerns about safety and community development.

Alexus reports on a fatal crash last night near the Merrill Road / Hartsfield Road intersection.