Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Alicia has updates on the search for a missing swimmer at Huguenot Park.

Blair and Rich take a look at the negotiations between President Biden's and the Republicans' funding targets for infrastructure.

Brent has highlights from the PGA Championship, where Phil Mickelson became the oldest champion in Tour history.

Rachel and Rich discuss the attempted compromise between President Biden and Republican objectors regarding infrastructure funding, but parties still can't come to terms on dollars nor on what even constitutes "infrastructure." Democrats have set a deadline of Memorial Day to determine whether or not they'll move forward via reconciliation w/o compromise, but Dem objectors threaten that route to f...

Alicia reports on the ongoing search efforts for a missing swimmer at Huguenot Park.

Blair and Rich discuss the Emergency Funding measure that passed the HOR by 1 vote - but will it clear the Senate? Also, National Guard troops are finally going home after being deployed to DC since Jan 6.

Rich and Rachel discuss the ongoing "negotiations" for infrastructure funding agreements between President Biden and Republicans, as Biden works to get bipartisan support rather than force his budget through reconciliation.

Alicia and RIch preview the Amelia Island Concours d' Elegance.

Meghan reports from the scene of a shooting this morning at Baymeadows & Philips Hwy.

Blair and Rich discuss the Covid-19 Hate Crimes Act

Brent joins Rich to discuss BREAKING NEWS: Tim Tebow has signed a 1-year deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Rachel and Rich discuss the Jan. 6 Insurrection Commission proposal. The bill cleared the HOR with a surprising 35 Republicans voting in favor, but GOP support in the Senate is less likely.

Blair and RIch discuss today's House vote to establish a bi-partisan commission to investigate the January 6th insurrection event. The House is expected to approve the vote, but its Senate fate is uncertain as Republicans voice concerns that the commission would not be "fair" and "impartial."

Alicia updates Rich on the Northside shooting near FSCJ North Campus early this morning, where JSO is still compiling data on the suspects. A man who confronted the suspects was shot twice in his lower extremities, and is currently stable at UF Health.

A Northside man was shot twice after confronting two men suspected of burglarizing neighborhood cars. More info will be updated on-air and on the WOKV app as it becomes available.

Rachel and Rich discuss President Biden's visit to a Ford factory yesterday, and his promotion of electric vehicles as both fleet and job resources for his infrastructure & jobs plans.

Alicia joins Rich to update us on a critically injured child from an early morning crash on Monument Road.

Dr. Binder and RIch discuss the recent UNF research survey regarding the proposed new road tax.

President Biden travels to Michigan, to promote his infrastructure plan and meet factory workers. Meanwhile in DC, Republicans continue to resist a Biden style definition of infrastructure and funding.

Meghan is on the scene of the 675-acre "Oscar Ashton" fire in rural St. Johns County.

Brian and Rich discuss the ongoing violence between Israel and Hamas, and recent US response.

Rich and Blair discuss the House of Reprepsentatives' review of Jan 6 events, future security plans, an investigation commission, and more.

Rich and Meghan discuss the USS Stark memorial service, honoring the sailors who died while on patrol in the Arabian Gulf in 1987.

Rachel and Rich discuss how the House will confront the January 6th riots, with regard to investigations and revised security measures and technology.

Cierra Putman and Rich Jones discuss the ongoing federal investigation on Joel Greenberg. He is expected to plead guilty to six charges, which allegedly may implicate FL Rep. Matt Gaetz.