Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Princess reports on an investigation into the St. Johns County Schools dress code policy, that was prompted by a student survey.

Logan reports live from the site of an early morning multi-vehicle fire in a tow lot off of Lee Road. No injuries were reported. JSO and the state fire marshal are investigating the cause of the fires.

WOKV's Chase Bunker spoke with Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry on the latest with the negotiations with the Jacksonville Jaguars and its stadium.

Jared looks at the latest with the debt ceiling, as Speaker McCarthy said yesterday's meeting with President Biden resulted in "no movement" between either party on desired terms.

Jake reports on veteran prescription care challenges when using Tricare. Hear the full story this evening on CBS47 and FOX30 Action News Jax at 5:45.

Debt ceiling? Title 42 ending? DeSantis for President? These are a few of the topics Mark discusses on JMN, and it's "Whatever You Want Wednesday" so leave an Open Mic about what you want to hear on the Mark Kaye Show from noon to 3pm today!

Congressman John Rutherford joins JMN to discuss debt ceiling negotiations, what spending cuts the GOP is proposing, and what impacts they might have locally.

Brent joins JMN following breaking news of the Jaguars' schedule featuring a double-header in the UK next season, as the home team at Wembley on October 1, and as the visiting team at Tottenham on October 8. Hear more with Brent and Friends at 3pm on ESPN 690.

Ryan looks at the latest impasse(s) in the debt ceiling talks, as the conversation continues this afternoon. While both Dems and Reps say they want to avoid defaulting on the debt ceiling, their resolution strategies to make it happen are still incompatible and neither side will concede.

Jaxport CEO Eric Green joins JMN as ONE STORK, the largest container ship to ever utilize our ports, makes its way into the St. Johns River today. The capacity and resources to service such a vessel are indicative of the recent improvements at Jaxport, and will serve to draw additional port activity from large cargo vessels.

Blair reports on the latest debt ceiling developments, including a meeting this afternoon between the President and top members of both parties expected to continue negotiations prior to the approaching default.

Brian joins JMN to look at the latest with a potential DeSantis presidential bid, foreign ownership of Florida land, the debt ceiling discussions in D.C., and more. Join him for more on the Brian Kilmeade Show, 9am-noon!

Eben Brown follows up on the Allen, TX mall shooting over the weekend that left 9 dead, including the shooter. Governor Abbot praised the law enforcement officer on scene who neutralized the shooter, while President Biden has again asked that Congress pursue gun legislation reform.

In a year that has seen multiple headlines of train derailments and hazardous materials spilled, Action News Jax's Emily Turner looks at how trains transport hazardous chemicals, and what regulations are in place for your safety & protection. Hear the full story tonight at 5:45pm on Action News Jax on CBS47 & FOX30.

Princess reports on the high cost of living getting even higher, with SJC being the highest-cost area to live in locally. A meeting at city hall in St. Augustine this afternoon will address ways to make area housing more affordable.

Blair reports on the end of Title 42 immigration policies, and what this change of policies could mean for border security.

Eben reports on the closing of Florida's legislative session, and recent measures advanced including a pronoun/identity restriction bill, and an amendment to an existing sitting-official restriction that will allow DeSantis to run for federal office without having to vacate his role as Governor. A formal candidacy declaration is expected once that amendment is active.

Jacksonville Icemen President Bob Ohrablo joins JMN to hype this year's ECHL playoffs. The Icemen are hosting a double header this weekend, against East Coast Hockey League defending champions the Florida Everblades in the southern division playoffs. Tickets are still available for this weekend's games, but they're going fast!

Ben Becker previews this week's Restaurant Report. Hear the full rundown on CBS47 & Fox 30's Action News Jax at 6.

Blair looks at the latest Jobs Report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and April's job growth reflects the smallest monthly gain since December 2019.

Princess joins JMN from the Fernandina Beach Shrimp Festival, recapping yesterday's festival kickoff and previewing events and activities to come this weekend.

Jared looks at the latest in debt ceiling deliberations in DC, and the latest efforts of the FED to address inflation concerns.

The JMN crew looks at some of the activities happening in the Jax area this weekend, from the Shrimp Fest to the playoff hockey, concerts, a Kentucky Derby-themed fundraiser, a coffee crawl, and so much more. Read our full writeup, and leave an Open Mic with your weekend plans.

USA Today Florida's John Kennedy looks at yesterday's protest demonstration at the Governor's office, resulting in a number of arrests, and a recap of the latest Florida legislature session as it nears the end. Recent bills include revisions to the controversial Parent's Rights in Education Act.

Blair reports on the latest efforts of the FED to counter inflation, making another interest rate increase. Meanwhile, debt ceiling legislation is no closer to happening, as Democrats criticize the proposed House plan.