Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Kirstin reports on the escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Advisors warn that a Russian invasion could happen as soon as this week.

BREAKING: Jessica reports on a shooting in the Edgewood Manor neighborhood on Jacksonville's northwest side, where police are actively investigating the situation and traffic is being rerouted from the area.

Jared reports on the Biden administration's response to inflation, as the President attempts to curtail rising costs in automotive and heating fuel, energy costs, etc. American companies continue to raise prices allegedly in response to inflation, as consumer buying power declines.

Simon has the latest on diplomacy efforts as Russian troops gather near the Ukraine border. In the interest of safety, Americans in Ukraine have been advised to leave immediately, as a historic precedent of Russian military action during Olympic games has been established.

Brent Martineau reports on the first Jacksonville Jaguars inductee to the NFL Hall of Fame, Tony Boselli. Also inducted this year is Jacksonville native LeRoy Butler, inventor of the Lambeau Leap with the Green Bay Packers.

Blair reports on states adjusting their respective masking policies and state-imposed mandates, while the White House continues to advocate following CDC masking guidelines, which haven't changed lately.

Jared looks at the SCOTUS nomination process, as President Biden meets with the committee responsible for vetting nominees. No names have been indicated as frontrunners, but the President has committed to making a nomination by the end of the month.

So much going on this weekend before the ... well, you know. The JMN crew has suggestions for all your interests! Wanna start your party early? Celebrate your lady friends for Galentines Day! Check out the local Puppy Bowl, hockey game, or maybe take in a concert. For the culture-minded, learn about pairing craft beers and chocolates. There's history and jazz, stargazing, and of course all the big...

Brent reports on Tony Boselli making the finalist list for NFL Hall of Fame induction AGAIN. Will this be his year? We'll know tonight. For more, listen to Action Sports Jax on ESPN 690 from 3p to 6p tonight!

Blair reports on the "Freedom Convoy" disrupting traffic patterns in Canada and along the US/Canadian border. Now, rumors suggest that a similar demonstration may disrupt the area around SoFi Stadium, home of this year's Super Bowl, making it a Homeland Security issue.

BREAKING: Jessica reports on a robbery and shooting outside of a business park near the Philips Highway/Emerson Street exchange.

Jared looks at the tension between McConnell and the NRC, as critics call out Liz Chaney and Adam Kinzinger.

Ben Becker reports on a mom who was gouged for hundreds of dollars for school pictures. Get the whole story tonight at 5:45pm on Action News Jax!

Blair reports on mask mandate policies ending in many states, following declines in COVID-19/Omicron diagnoses. Some states are urging the CDC to declare an end to the pandemic, acknowledge that the virus is now endemic, and issue new guidance to "get back to normal."

Jared reports on the latest developments regarding the Ukraine situation. After meeting with German chancellor Olaf Schloz, President Biden is vowing to shutter the Nord Stream 2 pipeline service if Russia moves against Ukraine.

Sam Newby joins JMN to discuss a special city council committee tasked with resolving current curbside recycling service issues.

Alicia reports from the Federal Courthouse in Brunswick, where jury selection progresses into day 2 for the federal hate crimes trials of the men convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery.

Blair reports on the latest round of federal government funding challenges. The latest approved funding expires Feb 18, and the next proposal only funds through March 11.

Jared reports on the ongoing diplomacy efforts to defuse Ukraine/Russia tensions. While French President Macron visits with Vladimir Putin in Russia, Germany's chancellor Scholz meets with President Biden in DC.

Brent joins JMN live to discuss his interview with Doug Pederson, fan expectations, realistic goals, and what changes are coming to the Jaguars front office. Rebuilding the franchise starts now!

Brent Martineau welcomes Doug Pederson to town, as they discuss strategies for next season to improve the team's record, particularly what plans are in mind for Trevor Lawrence's development.

Blair reports on the escalating tension regarding a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine, bipartisan support for sanctions against Russia, and the deployment of US troops in support roles for NATO backup.

Jessica reports on an early morning shooting off Beach Blvd. that left a man and woman injured. It's one shooting event of many to happen in a span of just 48 hours in Jacksonville.

Brent has more insight on the hiring of Doug Pederson as the new Jaguars head coach, and shares thoughts about other Jags administration changes and when we'll know for certain what next season's admin roster looks like.

This weekend marks the 15th anniversary of the National Marathon to End Breast Cancer and other charitable events to support the Donna Foundation and research to end breast cancer. Lucia Viti has more with event founder and namesake Donna Deegan.