Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

John Corprew of Gateway Community Services, and Kim McGee of Talkable Communities, join JMN to discuss the "Hope Needs Help" campaign, raising funds and awareness to prevent suicide. Talkable Communities trains people to recognize and offer support for those in mental health crisis, and strengthen the community with support. Visit TALKABLECOMMUNITIES.ORG to learn about training, support services,...

Jake Stofan, Action News Jax State & Local Government Reporter, joins JMN with a recap of what's happened so far in the Florida Legislative Special Session. Gov. DeSantis called for a new session specifically to address redistricting maps, which would increase the number of Republican represetnative seats, drawing criticisms from Dem. Chair Nikkie Friedman and State Rep. Angie Nixon, among others....

Fed Chair Jerome Powell says rising prices could hit consumer wallets leading to spending less on other things.

This weekend marks the 15th anniversary of the killing of Osama Bin Laden. FOX News's Tonya Powers shares details of NYC commemorating events remembering the 9/11 attacks and the 10-year manhunt that culminated in Bin Laden's eliminatoin in Pakistan in 2011.

FRI – Clark explains why it’s important to have the “What if?” conversation. If something terrible happened to you or a loved one, there may be bills to pay, debts to settle, or accounts to contact. Make a plan, so if something DOES happen, you’re covered!

Ronnie Manning, Chief Brand Advocate for Yubico and a cyber-security expert, discusses modern risks and best practices for securing your business and/or professional data -- from simple matters like passwords, to multi-factor-authentication resources (like a phone verification), to hardware devices like Yubikeys. Visit YUBICO.COM for more information.

Col. Chris Budihas, WOKV military analyst, joins JMN with a deep dive into current military affairs including the latest developments in Iran, including the on-again/off-again peace negotiations, what's happening in the Strait of Hormuz, and more. He also shares details about upcoming events for the Jax military community. Hear more from Col. Budihas on First Coast Military Life, every Sunday at 8...

Sec. of Defense Hegseth is on Capitol Hill for budget hearings - what was he grilled about?

WOKV political and legal analyst Rick Mullaney, from the Haskell Public Policy Institute at Jacksonville University, looks at the recently approcved redistriciting maps. Florida is following a national trend where redistricting looks to provide legislative control for political party purposes, not necessarily the public interest. And, as is also the national trend, the new redistricting maps are e...

King Charles wraps up his trip to the US - how'd it go?

THU – Clark looks at investment options. You have more options and control than ever – so Clark explains why a core investment plan is essential!

WED – Clark looks at credit card debt. Interest rates are at their highest ever, and so is our debt! The biggest culprit? Impulse buys!

Legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins JMN In-Depth with Kristine Bellino

Linda Gradstein in Israel joins Jacksonville's Morning News In-Depth with Kristine Bellino with the latest on Israel's multiple fronts.

Jimmy Failla comes in with the latest headlines and punchlines

Tonya Powers joins Jacksonville's Morning News with the latest on King Charles III address to a joint session of Congress.

CBS White House reporter Olivia Rinaldi joins Jacksonville's Morning News with the latest update on the war in Iran.

Dr. Ishaan Madhok, gastroenterologist at the Borland Groover Clinic, discusses colorectal cancer diagnosis and treatment. Colorectal cancer is not an issue to be shy about, as it is the leading cancer related cause of death in adults aged 50 and younger. The chief diagnostic process is a colonoscopy. Dr. Madhok discusses why/when you should have one, what the process entails, possible outcomes, an...

Erick Erickson joins JMN to share thoughts on the WHCA dinner events, King Charles's state visit, and other headlines. Hear more on the Erick Erickson Show, weekdays from noon to 3pm.

Jared reports on the UK Royals' state visit to the US. King Charles and Queen Camilla have a numbr of planned events on this visit, including yesterday's meeting with President Trump, today's address to Congress, and attendance at additional events.

Iran's got a new proposal for the United States as talks to end the war remain on ice. And the royals have a state visit in DC, as King Charles is expected to address Congress.

The 21st Annual "Spring For The Arts" Gala raised $764k for Cathedral Arts Project, to service their aim of providing arts education and therapeutic programs for students across Northeast Florida. Rich Jones shares details of the event, and the program's history and growth.

Brian Kilmeade was at the White House Correspondents Association dinner Saturday evening, for the shooting incident. He raises some questions as to how an armed gunman could even get that close to the event, and whether he would feel safe attending future events with President Trump. Hear more from Brian on the Brian Kilmeade Show, 10am to noon weekdays.

TUE – Clark looks at debt settlement scams, and how they will take your money and run. Clark has safer debt settlement tips at CLARK.COM.

Rich Kolkoa, a former FBI Special Agent & Investigator, looks at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner Shooting last weekend. What security measures succeeded to protect attendees, and what failures allowed this scenario to happen? What can be learned to prevent future risks?