Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Jared reports on the latest in the Hunter Biden investigation, and updates which candidates have qualified for the Aug 23 RNC debate in Milwaukee.

Alexus follows up on the maintenance requests backlog at TIAA Bank Field. Some 3000 maintenance requests have been filed since 2021, and many of the pending requests affect food service areas, guest comfort facilities, and general infrastructure.

New this morning, the Biden Administration is announcing new steps aimed toward expanding access to mental health support nationwide. The White House says many people with insurance are more than twice as likely to have to go out-of-network and pay higher fees for mental health care than for physical health care. Part of today’s announcement would require health plans to evaluate the outcomes of t...

Alexus reports on the TIAA Bank Field facilities that need renovations. Over 3000 maintenance/repair requests were filed during the last season, including food service area requests, drainage requests, guest service resources, and more, and the needs become even more apparent when the facilities are compared to the shiny new Miller Electric Center.

Alexus reports from the new Miller Electric Training Center. All Jaguars players are expected to report to the new facility today, and training camp officially starts tomorrow.

As our You Decide 2024 coverage continues, Samantha reports on the 7 GOP presidential candidates who have qualified for the first RNC debate on Aug 23 in Milwaukee. It is not yet known who will actually participate, though. Frontrunner Trump has made his disinterest known, and polls show all the other candidates are far behind him.

George Baker from General Motors joins JMN to share important automotive safety tips to protect yourself and your car.

Ryan previews the upcoming Congressional agenda, as the House and Senate try to reconcile some bills before breaking until after Labor Day. Among the topics, 2 House spending bills, a Senate defense bill, and ... UFO's? Yeah, seriously. UFO's.

Alexus follows up on the Donald Smith story, as he seeks a new trial for the murder of Cherish Perrywinkle in 2013. Smith has appealed his 2018 conviction and death sentence, claiming the trial should have had a change of venue, given local media attention. His original jury took 14 minutes of deliberation before returning a guilty verdict.

Alexus reports on the latest in the case of Donald Smith, convicted for the murder of 8-year-old Cherish Perrywinkle in 2013. Smith has petitioned the court for a new trial.

MEDICAL DEBT - The cost of health continues to rise and that means even with insurance, your medical bills may be more of a challenge. A new consumer watchdog report is outlining how to navigate medical bills and other health care charges. This comes as nearly one in 10 people nationwide have medical debt. This includes nearly 11 million people owe more than $2,000 and 3 million people owe more th...

Brent joins JMN to look at the Jaguars training camp startup, the rookies coming to town, and who's coming back to build on last season's strong finish. Hear more with Brent & Friends 3pm to 6pm on ESPN-690!

Daniel Henry joins JMN to discuss recent changes to African American History curriculum in Florida, in advance of Vice President Harris visiting Jacksonville and speaking at The Ritz Theatre and Museum later today.

Jared reports on President Biden's Philadelphia address yesterday, advocating economic growth and achievements under the "Bidenomics" brand, drawing attention to public support for his economic efforts despite domestic inflation and GOP criticism. As the President continues campaigning on economic growth, Vice President Harris will be in Jacksonville today to address recent changes in Florida acad...

April profiles Randy Marion Cadillac of Jacksonville on Southside Blvd. New owner Randy Marion, a Ponte Vedra resident, takes pride in the services available through his dealership, calling himself the "King of Price" and offering busy customers a "luxury experience."

Wayne Larson, Director of Public Affairs for the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners, joins JMN to share details about the HOT DIGGITY DOG DAY pet adoption event Saturday, July 22. In addition to pet adoptions, they're hosting BOGO pet microchipping for $10, so bring your dogs or cats (leashes and carriers required)! Join the fun from 10am to 1pm at the St. Johns County Pet Center on St...

Every Friday, Ben Becker updates the Original Restaurant Report. You can hear the complete report at 6pm tonight on CBS47 and FOX30 Action News Jax

Happening today, President Biden is meeting with the leaders of several tech companies about the development of artificial intelligence. Some of these companies include Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and OpenAI. The White House says these companies are announcing new commitments for AI tech development. This includes companies pledging to conduct internal and external security testing of their A...

Logan reports on the start of the Greater Jacksonville Kingfish Tournament, as the main tournament starts today and anglers are ready for an early start on what will be a hot day on the water.

Logan reports on Vice President Harris coming to Jacksonville today. She's expected to speak about newly adopted "standards" for Academic instruction about Black History in Florida.

The JMN crew highlights some of the events going on this weekend in the 904. Check out the Gun & Knife Show, take in the Sharks game vs the Warbirds, or check out the Sharks vs. the Jets in Westside Story! And did we mention all the concerts? Darius Rucker. Young the Giant. Yellowcard. Michael Franti. There's something for everyone! Check out the complete event list in our Weekend Spotlight story!

Logan updates the story of a shooting on Jacksonville's Westside this morning, leaving one man dead and another critically injured. There were two additional unrelated shooting incidents on Jacksonville's Northside.

Jared reports on the Biden Administration cutting off funds for a Chinese research lab that has figured prominently in COVID origin conspiracy theories.

Fresh off of yesterday's Town Hall meeting, Sheriff T.K. Waters joins JMN to share his thoughts on the experience, issues the public has raised, and responses to his plans for addressing local crime and safety concerns including increasing the number of officers on the roster.

The ongoing housing shortage continues to impact families across the country, but it’s especially difficult for older adults and people with disabilities who need of accessible housing. New research from the Department of Housing and Development shows less than five percent of housing is accessible for people with moderate mobility difficulties. It also finds that less than one percent of housing...