Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Alexus reports on a westside car fire, where two bodies were found inside.

You Decide 2024 coverage continues as Blair looks at the Trump interview from Meet The Press, and some particular statements that may have impacts on his court cases.

Ryan looks at a bill to avert a government shutdown at least through October, as congress fails to prepare an annual budget on time AGAIN, while Speaker McCarthy gets bullied by House GOP critics.

US House Rep Aaron Bean (R,FL-4) lead his fellow house legislators in an acknowledgement of the Dollar General shooting victims in a formal statement on the House floor in D.C. Additionally, the Jacksonville Jaguars, NFL Foundation, and other organizations presented a $1 million donation to the First Coast Relief Fund in honor of the shooting victims and community members impacted by that tragic e...

Brent is live from the Dream 18 Golf Tournament, and recaps the Jags home opener against the Chiefs. Will they get it together before they play the Texans? Hear more with Brent & Friends 3pm to 6pm on ESPN690.

SHUTDOWN DEAL? - It’s a big week in Washington with lawmakers told to come back and be ready to deal with the impending government shutdown. Some progress was made over the weekend and a short term spending bill could get some attention today. A group of republicans have hammered out a deal but already some other republicans aren’t supporting it. And Democrats in the Senate aren’t expected to go f...

Alexus reports on fans' heat exhaustion experiences at the Jags game yesterday, where in-stadium temps exceeded 100 degrees.

You Decide 2024 coverage continues as Blair looks at why many consider the 14th Amendment a possible disqualifier that makes former President Trump ineligible to run for office again.

You Decide 2024 coverage continues as a recent FOX News poll indicates a majority of people are concerned about mental acuity due to age, and corruption...of BOTH President Biden and former President Trump! This suggests that there is room at the top of the ticket for another candidate to advance.

Dr. Ludmila de Faria , UF Health psychiatrist, joins JMN to share information about the importance of mental health, and resources people can use to recognize signs or risks of suicidal behavior. Dialing 988 is one of many crisis resources if you are thinking of self-harm. For more information, visit "988Lifeline. Org" or the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention as "AFSP.org".

Brent joins JMN to preview this weekend's home opener as the Jags host the Chiefs. This early in the season, Brent sees it as a "lots to gain" opportunity against the defending Super Bowl LVII champions, where two of the league's highest profile quarterbacks square off, but the running game may be key. Catch the game this weekend on CBS47, and hear more with Brent & Friends at 3pm on ESPN690!

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

This week's FLBL spotlight shines on Scramblers, a restaurant franchise with two Jacksonville locations (Deerwod, 9940 Old Baymeadows Road, and Lakewood, 1500 University W, at the San Jose intersection). As the name implies, they specialize in breakfast service. Stop in and try the "Big Country," or get a family-style meal to go (serves 4). Visit "ScramblersRestaurants.com" for more information!

Attending this weekend's home opener as the Jaguars host the Kansas City Chiefs? Logan has tips for having your best gameday experience.

The government could shut down at the end of this month if federal lawmakers can't reach a deal to avoid it. But now, some lawmakers are pushing for a bill to end government shutdowns altogether. We're breaking down what's on the line. We're also explaining what could be in jeopardy if a shutdown happens. WHY IT MATTERS: A government shutdown could impact hundreds of thousands of workers and keep...

Meghan reports on "Take Back the Mic" demonstrations happening today in Tallahassee, and tomorrow in Jacksonville. Student and community activists are delivering a "cease and desist" letter to the State Capitol, protesting hate rhetoric they say gives license to violence. Locally, an additional protest march Saturday, 9am, at Bethel Baptist Church downtown, will serve as a memorial for the victims...

Logan reports on how local car buyers and car owners may feel effects from the latest UAW strike. Starting today, workers are striking against the three largest auto manufacturers in the US - Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis (they make Chrysler products).

Blair reports on recent polls ahead of the South Carolina primaries, showing Trump with a 2-to-1 lead over either Nikki Haley or Tim Scott. Meanwhile, Trump will record and interview tomorrow for this weekend's Meet The Press, a program he has not participated in since his time in office.

Meghan reports on breaking news of a possible shooting incident on Old Middleburg Road South this morning. An area resident reported a parked car with lights on and bullet holes in the side, and when JFRD and JSO responded they found a deceased occupant in the car. No suspect information is available currently.

Jared reports on the White House response to Speaker McCarthy's impeachment inquiry. As a reminder, no impeachment charges have been filed, and there is no timeline or time restriction on the inquiry.

Meghan updates details from the scene where a Hispanic woman was found dead from apparent gunshot wounds. She was in a car that was parked, with its lights on, and had apparent bullet holes in the side, near Our Community Club Park on the 6200 block of Old Middleburg Road South. A resident reported the vehicle around 6am. JSO investigators are examining the scene. No suspect information has been r...

Lots of way to be entertained in the 904 this weekend! Like festivals? Cuddle up to the Quiltfest, or for something more savory enjoy the Jax Taco Fest! If you need a soundtrack, how about Beethoven, or maybe Elvis? Activate your activism with the Together Against Hate discussion series. And speaking of series, the Jumbo Shrimp wrap up a home stand... all of this leading into the Jags home opener...

Meghan reports on the trial of Jonathan Quiles, as jury selection concluded yesterday and opening statements are expected today. Quiles faces charges of murder and sexual battery in the death of his pregnant cousin.

EXTREME HEAT IMPACTS - From coast to coast, we’ve seen extreme heat, weather and major disasters impacting both rural and urban communities. This week, federal lawmakers are examining the effects of these extreme temperatures on all aspects of transportation – this includes those who use it, workers and the assets themselves. Extreme temperatures can cause expensive damage to our roadways and lead...

Logan updates the story on a missing teen swimmer near Fernandina Beach. Recovery search efforts resume at sunrise.