Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Kirsten joins Rich to talk about the new legislature being voted for and the next steps as it moves through the Senate.

Logan and Rich talk about the protests that will be happening today regarding anti-immigration laws.

John joins JMN to talk about the Mark Garwood Foundation which is helps people that are in recovery from opioids.

Greer joins Rich to talk about National Autonomous Vehicle Day.

Blair joins Rich to talk about the hurdles that still need to be tackled for the agreement on the debt ceiling negotiations.

Princess joins Rich to talk about how Jacksonville will be preparing for the hurricane season.

Ryan looks at the latest in the debt ceiling talks, as the House break has been pushed back a few days to allow additional refinements after President Biden and speaker McCarthy came to a tentative agreement over the weekend.

Blair looks at the latest in the debt ceiling talks, as President Biden and Speaker McCarthy say they've reached an agreement. Other GOP personnel aren't satisfied, though, and may obstruct passing the agreement. The latest default date was conveniently shifted to Mon June 5 to allow more time for discussion.

Alexus reports on misprinted graduation gowns for Ribault's class of 2023 graduates.

Princess reports on a fatal hit-and-run from Jacksonville's northside, happening overnight near the intersection of I-95 and Lem Turner Rd.

After FL Governor Ron DeSantis's long-expected addition to the candidate mix, Eben reports on the next likely candidates to jump into the GOP presidential nomination race, including ND Governor Burgum and Miami Mayor Francis Suarez.

Logan reports on the funeral services for Sgt. Michael Kunovich, a 25-year veteran of the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office. Services will include processions to the funeral service, and then to his interment. Details of the procession route are available on WOKV.com.

Ben Becker is back with the Original Restaurant Report. Get the full story on CBS47 & FOX30 Action News Jax tonight at 6pm!

As you gear for cookouts and graduation parties this weekend, consumer groups are warning you to be aware of food recalls. In a new report from the watchdog consumer group US PIRG, it shows products affected by recalls in 2022 ranged from peanut butter to produce to cookies to hundreds of thousands of pounds of ground beef and chicken. It also reports that recalls and alerts involving Salmonella n...

Steven Ponson and Bob Ohrablo, President/Partner for the Jacksonville Icemen, discuss the grand opening of The Community First Igloo, featuring ice skating, a restaurant, e-sports, and more. The season may be over, but the fun never stops at The Community First Igloo.

Logan reports from the Jacksonville International Airport, as travelers head out for the holiday.

Princess reports on a hit-and-run last night on Beach Blvd. near Tamaya Blvd., where an SUV hit two stopped motorcyclists, fatally injuring one of them.

Jared looks at the ongoing debt ceiling talks. The word "productive" keeps being used to describe the latest developments... but what "productive" means is anybody's guess as the matter remains unresolved heading into the Memorial Day weekend.

WOKV analyst Dr. Mike Binder looks at the DeSantis presidential bid, what challenges the Governor will likely face in his campaign, and how he stacks up against the other candidates.

We talk about "Signature Event" weekends in Jacksonville, but what's more of a signature event than the Jacksonville Jazz Festival? That happens this weekend, with multiple stages and world class headliners - for free! We've also got sports, other concerts, markets, and so much more happening in the area. Check out our list of events, and leave an open mic with your plans!

It's Conspiracy Theory Thursday! ... and Gov. DeSantis's presidential campaign kicked off with a bungled interview start. Was it accidental, or was it a Conspiracy?! You tell us! That will be one of the top stories on today's Mark Kaye Show. Tune in from noon to 3pm for all the latest!

Dr. Charles Moreland, Deputy Chief Administrative Officer for the City of Jacksonville, joins JMN to share some information on what we can expect with this weekend's 2023 Jacksonville Jazz Festival. Events kick off tonight with the annual Piano Competition at the Florida Theatre.

Princess continues coverage of the search for 6-year-old Armoni Francis, last seen last night in the Hogan's Creek neighborhood where he lives.

Logan reports on a renewed agreement to keep the Florida/Georgia annual football game in Jacksonville through the 2025 season. Stadium renovations are likely to have the venue out of service for the 2026 & 2027 seasons, leaving the game's location in those seasons undetermined.

Princess reports on a missing 6-year-old, Armoni Francis from the Hogans Creek area. He was last seen last night being carried away by a man. JSO is on the scene investigating.