Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Mayor Lenny Curry joins Rich Jones on JMN to discuss Jacksonville's preparation for Tropical Storm Elsa.

John Ward checks in on Clay County preparations for Tropical Storm Elsa.

Rachel takes a look at federal emergency preparations as Tropical Storm Elsa approaches Florida. Nationally, she looks at the latest infrastructure deal concerns, as Congress reconvenes.

Kelly Wilson updates how SJC is preparing for Tropical Storm Elsa

Steve Woodward updates JMN on Duval County's preparations for Tropical Storm Elsa, as hurricane season starts up.

Karen McAllister updates us about JEA preparations for Tropical Storm Elsa.

John Ward has an update for Clay County preparations as Tropical Storm Elsa moves closer to Florida.

SPOTLIGHT: ANJ Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh has the updated weekend forecast for Hurricane Elsa, as hurricane season hits its stride over the holiday weekend.

Rachel has an update about the House commission investigating the January 6 insurrection. Republican Liz Cheney is one of the committee appointees named.

Alicia reports on a fatal wreck at Lane Ave. and Lenox Ave., one of several MVA's already this holiday weekend.

SPOTLIGHT SEGMENT: President Biden will visit the Champlain Towers South site, to meet with the families of missing or deceased residents. As rescue and recovery efforts continue into their 2nd week, there are now 18 confirmed dead, and 145 unaccounted-for persons.

Despite a Senate filibuster, the House voted to moved ahead with establishing a independent commission to investigate the January 6 insurrection.

Meghan updates JMN on a fatal airplane crash at the Northeast Florida Regional Airport in St. Augustine yesterday,

Rachel and Rich discuss Biden's infrastructure bill funding, and how it is still threatened despite successful (?) bipartisan negotiations.

Eben has the leatest update on the Surfside condominium collapse, as rescue and recovery efforts go into day 6.

Brian and Rich discuss the controversial statements from NBA veteran Scottie Pippen, accusing former Bulls coach Phil Jackson of being a racist.

Rachel and Rich discuss the Biden infrastructure plan, which appeared to be derailed this weekend after some casual comments form the President suggesting he would not approve the infrastructure deal Senators agreed to unless he could attach it to a larger package likely to be passed through appropriation. He walked his comments back over the weekend, in an effort to regain and reassure bipartisan...

Courtney Cole reports on a JSO Gang Unit shooting. Suspects fired at a JSO detective, fortunately no officers were hurt and the suspects are in custody.

Christy Turner updates us on the Daytona Beach police officer who was shot in the head Wednesday night, and the ongoing nationwide manhunt for the shooter.

Steve Harrigan reports on the rescue and recovery efforts underway after a Surfside, FL condo building collapsed yesterday.

Blair and Rich discuss the infrastructure negotiations going on in Congress, where Sen. Romney says there is agreement on a "framework," though he did not disclose what that "framework" entails. An agreement deadline looms today, before Congress adjourns until July 12.

SPOTLIGHT SEGMENT: Christy Turner joins Rich Jones with an update on the Daytona Beach police officer shooting, and the manhunt underway for the shooter.

BREAKING: Eben Brown has the latest update on the collapsed condo building in Surfside, FL, where rescue operations are underway, with at least one known fatality .

Rachel and Rich discuss President Biden's "crime speech," where he warned of increasing crime activity and called for measures to cut off illegal firearms distribution. Meanwhile, bipartisan negotiations toward infrastructure agreement continue, with both parties optimistic that a $1 trillion proposal might be approved - the biggest question remaining is how it will be funded.

BREAKING: Christy has an update on a Daytona Beach police officer shot last night, and the manhunt underway for the shooter.