Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

FOX News's Eben Brown goes in-depth into the Supreme Court's decisions effectively ending "Temporary Protected Status" for selected immigrants from Syria and Haiti specifically, and 11 other Trump-administration targeted countries. Critics worry that this puts over a million immigrants already in the US into deportation jeopardy.

The UF Proton Therapy Institute celebrates 20 years of service in Jacksonville, and Mario Gomez from Palm Coast is the latest to share his "Good News" story of cancer treatment with the UF Pronton Therapy Institute, and the feeling he got joining the community to have rung "Aud's Chime."

An Iranian attack on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz is challenging Trump's peace talk ambitions, in the face of Sec. of State Rubio's recent visit to multiple Middle East nations. In other international news, the US and Mexico are sending support resources to Venezuela after earthquakes there resulted in over 200 deaths and millions in property damage. And a record-breaking heat wave continu...

Saturday is the Filipino American Barrio Fiesta 2026 at College Park Shopping Center. Ron McComb , President of the Filipino American Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, shares details of the event, and invites everyone to join the fun, eat, and eat again!

Eben reports on a pair of Supreme Court decisions that clear the way for the Trump administration to revive restrictive immigration policies.

FRI – Clark has a warning about e-commerce scams. Don’t just rely on A.I. recommendations or “lowest” prices, make sure you only shop from trusted online retailers. If the price is too good, it’s probably a scam to take your money!

FOX News's Jonathan Savage joins JMNID with updates on the World Cup (Scotland fell to Brazil last night, USA vs Turkiye tonight at 10pm EST). US/Iran peace discussions continue, as Sec. of State Rubio tours the Middle East. The next person to fill the UK Prime Minister post remains ambiguous, with Andy Burnham being the only declared candidate currently but there is still time for other intereste...

Much of Europe is suffering from an extreme heat wave - and many places don't have air conditioning or heat-managing infrastructure. Near- or record-high temps are happening across the continent, and France has recorded its hottest temperatures ever. This is leading to increased health issues - deydration, heat strokes, drownings - in children, adults, and pets as cities try to mitigate the heat.

Dreams Come True and PRI Productions are making this Saturday "Dream Day" at PRI Productions' offices on Kings Avenue. Dream Day is a day for local children dealing with life-threatening illnesses to forget about their worries and focus on their dreams. The children, also known as Dreamers, and their families, get a fully immrersive day of fun and celebration – parade-style arrivals, a red carpet...

Ben Becker looks at the Jacksonville Firefighter Museum Money Pit! How much has it cost already, and how much more will it cost before it opens... If it ever does? Get the full story on Action News Jax tonight at 545pm on CBS47 and FOX30!

THU – Clark warns about cash app scams. If you use apps like Zelle, Cash App, or Venmo – be careful who you send it to! Once money is digitally sent, it’s nearly impossible to get back.

We've known about the solidified release date for Rockstar's upcoming Grand Theft Auto IV, but now we know how much it's going to cost you and when you can fork over the money for a pre-order. WOKV's Chase Bunker and Benjamin Fridkis catch everyone up on

Mike McCormick from Florida's Poison Control Centers joins JMN to raise awareness to "The Benadryl Challenge." What is that, you ask? The “Benadryl Challenge” is a viral social-media trend that encourages young people to take dangerous amounts of the over-the-counter (OTC) drug diphenhydramine (DHP), that has led to the deaths of several young people. Mike shares ways to inform, educate, and promo...

Brian McGhee is the new VP and General Manager for Cox Media Group's Jacksonville Radio cluster. Meet the new boss in this getting-to-know-you chat.

Jimmy looks at the New York primaries, which saw success for Democratic Socialist candidates. Jimmy says this is a good thing -- because soon they (New Yorkers) will all have abs, because they'll "be standing in bread lines!" (Silver linings, eh?) Does this mean a New Yorker exodus to Florida?! Hear more with Jimmy Failla every weekning at 6pm on FOX ACROSS AMERICA!

Five years since the deadly Surfside condo collapse in Florida - killing nearly 100 - what are safety inspectors saying now?

The Shands Bridge is closed in both directions until further notice, following a barge strike this morning. FDOT's Hampton Ray joined JMN with an update.

The Jacksonville community is remembering Col. Len Loving, former CEO of 5 STAR Veterans Center, who passed away earlier this month. The 5 STAR Veterans Center in Arlington, founded in 2012, offers support services as veterans transition into civilian life, and for veterans in crisis.

Jonathan checks in with a variety of international headlines, including the latest on the heat wave sweeping Europe, the latest on Iran peace efforts (bickering over nuclear inspections), and World Cup shenanigans in South Florida (including the "world's oldest soccer ball" ~c.1540-1570? on display) as Scotland faces Brazil.

Tuesday primaries follow-up - how did Trump-backed candidates do? Also NYC Mayor Mamdami backed candidates? Tonya looks at key results in New York, South Carolina, and Maryland.

WED – Clark looks at ambulance billing – it can be outrageous! Before you pay that huge bill, check Florida’s cost protections.

Kristine Bellino discusses St. Augustine's history, future, and the vision that motivates City Commissioner and Mayor-Elect Cynthia Garris, who will become the first Black Mayor in the city's 461-year history. What motivated her to public service? Why do political party labels frustrate her? What does she hope to accomplish as Mayor? Garris takes office in December.

Erick looks at the latest rumors regarding the US/Iran peace talks, and issues relative to the terms currently in negotiation. US delegation statemetns and assessments of the talks have come under scrutiny, and Erick is asking the questions that the White House doesn't want to answer. Hear more on the Erick Erickson Show, noon to 3pm daily!

FOX News's Jonathan Savage joins JMN from London. British Parliament is saying there will be no new major policies until a new Prime Minister is in place, as Kier Starmer has announced plans to resign but will be "caretaker" until new leadership is determined (It's the equivalent of a US "lame duck" in office). The nominations for Labour Party leadership open July 9th and will run for one week, at...

VP Vance says peace talks with Iran are continuing, but a definitive agreement is still in the works - this as the diplomts left Switzerland yesterday. Among the concerns - the status and/or disposal of Iran's enriched uranium, released Iranian assets and sanctions, potential trade/purchase agreements to benefit US farmers, and the cessation of (related) hostilities between Israel and Lebanon. Pre...