Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as the House decides if/how they will respond to the Iran/Israel conflict initiated over the weekend, while diplomats are concerned that this will raise tensions between the US and other Middle East nations, and facilitate cooperation between Iran and Iraq.

Alexus reports on ongoing discussions about multiple Duval County school consolidations. The Duval County School Board will feature this among other agenda items at today's 9:15am workshop.

Brian joins JMN to share opinions about the first day of jury selection in Trump's "hush money" trial. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show from 10a-noon!

TEEN MENTAL HEALTH - A poll by EdWeek Research Center found that teens are increasingly using social media to self-diagnose their mental health issues. In fact, researchers found 55% of students use social media to self-diagnose, and 65% of teachers say they’ve seen this happen in their classrooms. This comes as a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow dealing with a handful of social media bills, incl...

Samantha joins Rich to talk about what to expect with the hush money trial against President Trump. Jury selection starts today.

Jared joins Rich to talk about about the Iranian attacks on Israel this past weekend and also talks about the hush money case against President Trump that starts today.

Jonathan joins Rich to talk about the developments after Iran launched an attack on Israel over the weekend.

Nicole joins Rich to talk about the deadline for your 2023 taxes and what will happen if you file for an extension and some of the fines that come along with if you don't file or pay.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as a new AP poll out this morning suggests that while President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are spending so much time attacking each other — people don’t think either man has much to brag about when it comes to his own record. WOKV's Kirstin Garriss breaks down who fares better in this poll.

Action News Jax Meteorologist Corey Simma joins JMN to recap yesterday's EF-1 tornado coverage, breaking down how tornado risks are identified and prepared for. After yesterdays' stormy chaos, he previews this weekend's glorious spring weather, and for you golf fans what you can expect during The Masters coverage on CBS47.

The FSCJ Artist Series brings Broadway to Jacksonville with DIsney's FROZEN at the Moran Theatre Apr 27 - May 4. Jeremy Davis performs as Olaf, and he joins JMN to share details about what fans can expect from the show, how it differs from the movies, and what influences his performance as everyone's favorite Snowperson!

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as the GOP makes a 4th attempt to push a revised FISA bill through the House, but they keep getting in their own way. Besides special interest in-fighting, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is threatening a motion to remove Speaker Johnson, contributing to distractions during the legislative session. In other DC news, there are possible changes affecting private sales...

Congressman Mike Waltz joins JMN to discuss the latest efforts to pass a foreign surveillance bill, and discuss some recent legislative challenges in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Alexus reports on JEA CEO Jay Stowe's resignation.

IN-HOME HEALTHCARE - The price of nursing homes and in-home care is already expensive. However, new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the price for in-home elderly care spiked by more than 14% during the last year, according to the most recent Consumer Price Index. Experts say an aging population and increased demand are big reasons for the rising costs. Nicole D'Antonio joins us live...

Logan reports on the aftermath of yesterday's EF-1 tornado in St. Johns County, as county officials are organizing repair and relief efforts.

Want to save on a vacation adventure? Clark has a savings tip - start with the FEE, rather than the destination, and fly to where the bargains take you!

This week's First Responder is Tommy Cassaro, a flight paramedic for Trauma 1, stationed at UF Health Yulee.

This week's FLBL features Freedom Boat Club Jacksonville, the local branch of the world's largest boat club.

Ben Becker is back with this week's edition of the Original Restaurant Report.

Logan reports on the aftermath of an EF-1 tornado that left a 6-mile path of destruction across St Johns County yesterday.

If you have tickets for tonight's The Guess Who? concert at the Florida Theatre, know that the show has been cancelled for tonight. If you paid by credit card, a full refund will automatically be reissued. If you bought tickets at the Box Office, bring 'em back for a refund. There's still an opportunity to enjoy some great live music downtown with Jax River Jams though, so all is not lost!

There's something for everyone this weekend in Jacksonville, starting tonight with the Jax River Jams concert downtown at Ford on Bay. Bishop Briggs headlines a free show! Experience the classic opera Carmen this weekend with the Jacksonville Symphony. Looking for something more sporting? Learn all about curling at the Igloo! And if ice sports are your thing, The Icemen are home this weekend. So a...

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as days after saying that abortion policies should be left to the states, former President Donald Trump criticized an Arizona court ruling for upholding an 1864 law that banned nearly all abortions. WOKV's Kirstin Garriss looks at what exactly Trump is saying now, and how the Biden campaign is responding to Trump's most recent comments.

Jacksonville University President Tim Cost joins JMN to share details about JU's 90th Anniversary celebration, achievements over the University's history, and plans for its continued growth, integration into, and service to the Jacksonville community.