Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Ryan updates the latest on the House attempting to resolve a continuing budget resolution before the Sep 30 deadline. Additionally, he shares the reactions following yesterday's Fed decision to lower interest rates for the first time in a long time, and legislative measures to prevent reducing tariffs.

Lots of fun things happening in the 904 this weekend. 'Tis the season for haunted tours, like the Haunted Trolley Tour in St. Augustine! Maybe the bumps in the night you hear are from Video Games Live with the Jax Symphony. This weekend marks the fearless debut dinner cruise for Jax Yacht Charter's "Royal Princess" luxury cruise on the St. Johns River. And Sunday, can the Jags scare up a win as th...

Lee Lockett of Lockett Law joins JMN, to explain the details of the newly active open carry firearms law in Florida. If you would like more information, contact Lockett Law at 904-858-9818.

FBI Director Kash Patel faced questions and criticisms from the Senate Judiciary Committee, including on the Charlie Kirk investigation, immigrant deportation, and more. Former CDC Director Susan Monarez will testify soon regarding her conflicts with HHS Secreatary RFK Jr.

Jimmie Failla shares how and why comedy is a necessary resource to escape heavy news like what we've had in the last week, between school shootings, a public figure assassination, 9/11 memorials, and more. And according to Jimmy, nobody knows more about coping with tragedy than a fan of the Jets, Mets, and Knicks. Hear more with Jimmy Failla every weeknight at 6pm on Fox Across America!

WED – Shopping for a home? Clark shares how an assumable mortgage could get you a very low interest rate, saving you thousands!

The House of Representatives is scrambling to pass a Continuing Resolution for extended government funding before a federal Sep 30 shutdown. A House vote along party lines allows for 2 dissenting Republicans to still meet a passing majority. Meanwhile, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold hearings regarding FBI Director Kash Patel's leadership, regarding alleged "political decisions."

In Clark's Tuesday tip, he looks at challenges veterans face getting health care from Veteran’s Affairs facilities, and what you can do about it!

As the annual Open Enrollment period gets closer, Clark looks at a new health insurance option your employer may offer.

Ryan reports on the future of the vote for a temporary government funding plan with an October 1st deadline. This as the House is set to go on vacation for a week.

Jacksonville's Morning News follows an investigation in Clay County where deputies were seen near Oakleaf and State Road 23. Rich Jones and Kristine Bellino spoke with Action News Jax's Finn Carlin early for more details.

An awful finish in Cincinnati on the part of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Action Sports Jax Brent Martineau joins Kristine Bellino and Rich Jones on Jacksonville's Morning News to break down how the Jaguars gave away the win.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox, FBI Director Kash Patel, and other law enforcement officials announced an individual's arrest for the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and shared some details of how their investigation lead to the suspect being taken into custody. Stay tuned to WOKV for additional detais as the story develops.

Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh joins JMN with a deep dive forecast on the weekend. King Tides are bringing in higher tides than usual. Expect some seasonally lower temperatures and humidity. It's a few weeks away yet, but there's a suggestion of Fall in the air!

Chris Budihas joins JMN this morning to discuss yesterday's shooting incident at the US Naval Academy, with perspectives from military administration experience, shooter response training, and more. Hear more with Chris Budihas on First Coast Military Life, Sunday mornings at 8am on WOKV.

Dr. Christine Cauffield of LSF Health joins JMN, with suggestions on how to cope with mental health issues in light of current events -- the Charlie Kirk assassination, 9/11 reflections, the recent school shooting in Denver, political vitriol, and more. This can be particularly challenging for young people who don't have experience and coping mechanisms, but is also relevant for those who have car...

Local realtor Andrew Linn of ERA ONETEAM joins JMN, to discuss current trends in mortgage rate reductions, and what impacts this has on local real estate pricing and availability.

Are you planning a vacation flight, or cruise, or tour? Clark has tips on how to protect your travel bookings, and why you never pay for travel with cash or a debit card!

This week's local business feature is on The Happy Cake Shop, located in the Shoppes of Avondale on St. Johns Avenue. Visit them in person or online at THEHAPPYCAKESHOP.COM, and remember to live life one cupcake at a time!

Erick Erickson joins JMN to share thoughts on Charlie Kirk, and how people are reacting to his assassination, on top of the tumult of 9/11 emotions. Hear more on the Erick Erickson Show from noon to 3pm today.

Ryan reports on lawmaker reactions to the Charlie Kirk assassination yesterday. A press conference about the investigation should happen around 9am today. Meanwhile, 9/11 memorial ceremonies and events continue in New York City, at the Pentagon, and in Shanksville PA.

WOKV law enforcement expert Steve Hauck, host of the Watching Your Six podcast, updates the investigation details known to date and how this investigation might proceed. Additionally, Steve looks at how security can be deployed for events like this, and notes similarities to the 2024 Trump shooting event in Pennsylvania.

Clark warns about scams attacking your retirement accounts, and has tips on how you can protect your money!

Skip Cole, St Johns County Sheriff's Office Director of the Criminal Investigations Division, updates details on a fatal shooting.

A federal judge ruled that Fed Reserve Governor Lisa Cook can keep her job, determining that a President Trump has no legitimate cause for her termination. In other news, GOP legislators are looking for ways around Democrat delays in approving presidential nominations. And the 9/30 government shutdown deadline looms closer, likely requiring another continuing resolution as Congress faces failing t...