Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Rich Jones interviews Kirstin Garris on a recent report concerning adults seeking mental health treatment due to the COVID epidemic.

As the Congressional summer break wraps, Jared looks at what projects the House and Senate may return to. While the House advanced measures to codify some of the women's health rights from the Roe decision, that measure likely won't be advanced by the Senate. Also, there is a funding issue pending, though all expectations are that a temporary funding bill will be passed to make this a problem for...

Tony Plohetski updates the Uvalde shooting story, as children from Robb Elementary return to new schools and new security measures. Not all parents are satisfied with the county's investments or administrative efforts, though.

Andrew Dawson, news director at 620 CKRM, brings us the latest on the weekend Saskatchewan stabbing spree, where one suspect is now dead and the other is still at large.

Blair looks at the role of the Special Master assigned to review documents seized in the Trump Mar-A-Lago raid. While a judge has ordered a Special Master be appointed, neither the FBI nor President Trump have submitted their list of candidates yet.

Brian joins JMN to share his thoughts on President Biden's recent speeches in Pennsylvania, and on the decision to appoint a Special Master to review seized documents from the Trump Mar-A-Lago raid. Brian dives into these stories and more from 9a-noon today!

We’re looking ahead to how President Biden’s charged up prime-time address may impact voters ahead of the heated midterm elections. Last night, the President made his most significant hits against the “extreme ideology” of Donald Trump and what he called “MAGA Republicans” in his speech in Philly. We are also following sharp criticism from top GOP Leaders who are accusing Democrats for being out o...

Jared looks at President Biden's national address tonight from Philadelphia, where topics are expected to range from gun reform & public safety to political criticisms of MAGA Republican rhetoric.

A lot going on this long holiday weekend in the 904! The Home & Garden Show is all weekend at the Convention Center. If you like theater, try Grumpy Old Men at the Alhambra. SING 2! is the Movie on the River feature at NAS Jax, and if you want live music - Rod Stewart performs at Daily's Place, Dispatch & OAR play at the Amp, and it's 904-DAY with all day food, music, and fun downtown at The Elbow...

Kennedy reports on the ongoing controversy between the City of Jacksonville Beach and Volunteer Lifesaving Corps, this time over an excluded ballot intiative.

Kirstin looks at a new customer service utility from the Department of Transportation, with a specific focus on airline compensation resources, after a year of travelling hardships that have left many customers frustrated.

Jared looks at President Biden's campaign stops in Pennsylvania, including a prime time address Thursday and Labor Day events with heated rhetoric about MAGA Republicans, public safety, and more.

Steve Livingstone is one of the partners committed to bringing a United Soccer League franchise to Jacksonville. He joins JMN to discuss initial plans on establishing a venue, building relationships with other sports franchises, and getting games running in Jacksonville in the near future.

Blair reports on the latest developments regarding the FBI raid on Mar-A-Lago, including photographic evidence of top-secret documents recovered from the raid.

Jared reports on President Biden's visit to Pennsylvania, including multiple speeches on gun violence and public safety, a primetime address coming up Thursday, and a Labor Day event.

Kennedy reports on a scheduled court appearance by former Clay Co. Sheriff Darryl Daniels today. on charges of evidence tampering and filing false reports. Daniels faces additional charges in an upcoming trial.

Eben joins JMN to discuss the Artemis I launch. After Monday's launch was scrubbed, the next available launch window opens Friday afternoon. NASA administrator Bill Nelson offers assurances that NASA will take the time to make the flights safe, and they WILL happen.

Blair reports on President Biden's campaigning for gun reform as he speaks in Pennsylvania, following up on a week of violent crime news. By raising awareness of gun violence and public safety, the President hopes to influence Congressional interest in gun reform when they resume session.

Brian joins JMN to discuss the anniversary of US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan, and other topics he will engage on the Brian Kilmeade Show from 9am to noon.

Chandler reports from Titusville, where the crowds are taking today's scrubbed Artemis I launch in stride and vowing to come back Friday when the next launch window opens.

Jared looks at President Biden's schedule for the week, including campaign stops in Pennsylvania as post-primary topic promotion begins.

Chandler is live from Titusville, and while the Artemis I launch is at least temporarily delayed, there is still a lot of excitement among the gathered observers, and the crowd continues to grow as the launch window starts.

Chandler Morgan reports live from Titusville, where hundreds of spectators of all ages (and various species!) have come out to watch the Artemis I launch, scheduled for 833am.

Samantha reports on the end of federally funded home COVID testing, as Congress did not fund an extension of the previous testing resources program.

Chandler reports live from Titusville. in anticipation of the 833am Artemis 1 launch this morning. The unmanned launch marks the first launch in a new series of moon related missions. The last NASA moon landing mission was in 1972.