Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

This week, the House committee tasked with investigating the attack on the US Capitol is set to hold one of its final hearings. This comes as the US Supreme Court could weigh in on the classified documents seized from former President Trump's Florida home. The House panel is considering whether to make a criminal referral to the DOJ about Trump's actions that day. We breakdown what we breakdown wh...

Jared looks at the immediate and longer-term consequences of reduced OPEC petroleum production, particularly as it pertains to the mid-term elections.

Blair looks at President Biden's announced federal pardons for marijuana possession charges. Additionally, he calls for a review of marijuana's criminal classification as a schedule-1 narcotic. This fulfills another of Biden's campaign promises, but the scope of whom it applies to is limited, and it doesn't address state-level charges.

Jessica reports from a SJC wreck on 95-South, where all lanes are closed and traffic is being re-routed to SR16.

OPEC has reduced production, resulting in gas price hikes globally. Jared looks at the White House's reaction to this, and potential solutions President Biden might employ to offset this October surprise as mid-terms approach next month.

Eben recaps President Biden's visit to Florida, where he toured some of Hurricane Ian's devastation and met with Governor DeSantis to discuss how federal assistance could best be utilized. Despites having authorized a large budget for relief resources, having seen the scope of damage first-hand Biden expects to approach Congress for additional funding.

It's too nice outside to stay home. What are you up to this weekend? You could get your Octoberfest on, or partake in an abundant wine tasting, rock out to music in multiple venues, celebrate Boselli's HOF induction, or swim through Van Gogh's starry night. All this and so much more is going on this weekend in the 904. Check out the weekend spotlight story for a complete list of events, and leave...

Lower gas prices may be fading away soon after Saudi Arabia and Russia announced it will reduce their output of supplies by two million barrels of oil per day. This will likely drive prices by up and right before the busy holiday travel season. The Biden Administration is pledging to release millions of more barrels from the U.S. oil reserves but some Republicans believe that isn’t the best strate...

Jessica reports on post-Hurricane Ian repairs and closures at the Fernandina Marina.

WOKV's Blair Miller and American Red Cross's Christian Smith join JMN to detail recovery efforts as Floridians continue cleanup after Hurricane Ian. WOKV is joining forces with the American Red Cross for the NEIGHBORS IN NEED fundraiser. Visit the donations link on WOKV.COM to donate.

Blair reports from Fort Meyers, FL, where he spent the day yesterday with National Guard teams working on rescue & recovery efforts after Hurricane Ian ravaged the area.

Jessica reports from the scene of a multi-building fire on the Westside this morning. JFRD is calling the fire "suspicious."

Jessica reports on the USS Orleck, which opens as a Naval Museum today at 9am. The ship features 70+ years or service history, and is currently set up downtown along the Jacksonville Riverwalk.

Jared reports on President Biden's disaster visits to Puerto Rico and Florida. Biden's meetings and phone calls with Governor DeSantis will concern recovery efforts, not partisan politics, and Biden has assured that he will pressure Congress for additional recovery funding if required.

Blair Miller is headed to Ft. Myers, where he will report on National Guard and FEMA relief efforts after Hurricane Ian's devastating landfall. See footage on Action News Jax tonight on Fox30 and CBS47.

Blair reports on the recovery efforts in South West Florida, as FEMA registers and sorts through claims and damage reports.

Brian joins Jeremy on JMN to discuss President Biden's potential reelection campaign, and Aaron Judge's home run streak with the Yankees.

Jared reports on the new session of SCOTUS, and the impact (if any) that Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson might make as she sits in her first official session.

Pascale reports on relief efforts from the Cajun Navy and others who are donating supplies, funds, and equipment to help people in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, in addition to relief assistance provided by FEMA, National Guard, and other government and private agencies.

Jessica reports from Jacksonville Heights, where a man ambushed two police officers last night, wounding one, before an attempted escape had a tragic turnout.

Blair is in Orlando, reporting on the damages and cleanup efforts in Central Florida. President Biden & Governor DeSantis were quick to cooperate on coordinating relief resources, but excess water overwhelming the sewage and irrigation systems in Central Florida is delaying cleanup efforts.

Kelly Wilson joins JMN to give an update on SJC Hurricane Ian cleanups and service restorations, with a reminder that flooded areas may be further impacted by today's noon high tide.

Mike Mazur of Florida Power & Light joins JMN to update us on efforts to get power restored to customers in SJC and other affected Florida areas.

President Biden and Governor DeSantis, often at political odds, were cooperative in arranging advanced federal assistance approval in anticipation of Hurricane Ian's Florida impact.

Meghan reports on the flooding in Riverside and San Marco, where water is still deep on some of the streets despite the current low tide. The next high tide promises more flooding along the riverfront communities.