Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Over the weekend Tesla made autopilot in cars a subscription only service. What had previously been an $8000+ price markup, is now a $99/month option -- with all the conveniences and concerns that artificial intelligence driving entails.

Tenikka reports on a new real estate trend, where more property owners are opting to become landlords and rent extra properties rather than trying to sell them off. What factors are influencing this Rise of the Landlords"? Hear the full story TONIGHT at 545pm on Action News Jax on CBS47 and FOX30.

Steve Leathers, of Transwestern Real Estate, joins JMN to share details about the property sale, what impact it may have on medical services and resources available, and how the property could grow.

Eben has the latest on the search for Nancy Guthrie. Savannah Guthrie offers a new plea for the return of her mother, while investigators are searching for a DNA match from a recovered glove. Additionally, rescuers are combing the area in hopes of pinging a Bluetooth connection to Nancy's pacemaker.

At the Munich Security Conference wrap-up, Sec. Rubio spoke, addressing an American/European partnership. His tone wasn't as rude or aggressive as VP Vance's speech last year, but did continue pushing firm agenda goals from President Trump. European leaders, skeptical after many of Trump's threats and assertions over the past year, acknowledged their intent to move from "overdependence to independ...

The UF Proton Therapy Institute celebrates 20 years of service in Jacksonville, and today's Good News features Toni Renna from The Villages. A lung cancer diagnosis, and a recommendation from a friend, saw her seek treatment through the UF Proton Therapy Institute. She remembers rinigng their atrium chimes when she finished her treatment, and now three years later she shares her story of great car...

Every weekend, the JMN crew looks at some events happening in the Jacksonville area you might enjoy. While America's Race is happening in Daytona, the REAL thunder is with Micro League Wrestling at That Bar at the Arena tonight! If touch is your love language, feel the love when the Jacksonville Icemen take the ice against the Savannah Ghost Pirates. Nothing says love like a hockey fight, right? N...

Ryan reports on the latest partial government shutdown taking effect this weekend, as DHS funding remains unresolved after Congress is unable to reach "a deal" of funding in echange for policy revisions.

Chase Robinson joins JMN to share updates on ongoing unsolved crimes that your tip could help resolve, including a fatal hit and run in Oak Hill. Your tips to First Coast Crime Stoppers are always anonymous, and could result in a cash reward. If you have a tip to share, call 866-845-TIPS or **TIPS.

Jake continues covering the Florida Legislative Session and related topics, including a curious survey with questionable content for students at SJC's Liberty Pines Academy, coincidentally timed with legislation on a bill about appropriate content for student surveys. Another bill making its way through legislative process has to do with spoofing phone numbers and spam calls.

Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh breaks down this weekend's Valentines Day forecast. Love may be in the air, but so is oak pollen so keep that allergy medicine nearby! Sunday will see some rain, and it may impact the Daytona 500 so plan accordingly. Going to the race? Get there early, and bring a poncho!

Minnesota remains in the national spotlight, as media personality Don Lemon will be arraigned today on charges relatd to a recent anti-ICE church protest. Former US Attorney Joe Thompson, who made headlines himself recently for resigning in response to ICE-related policies, will be representing Lemon in this case.

Madison follows up on this morning’s SWAT situation in Murray Hill, where LEOs responded to an early morning burglary in progress on Dancy Street. JSO says the suspect is at large, but may be a known prior offender.

Saturday is Valentine's Day and if spending is a sign - there's a lot of love out there! ... or a lot of people in the doghouse. ;) Either way, the National Retail Federation says Valentines Day spending is a sign of economic growth.

"Gaa" means "home" in Cantonese, and home is the vibe that Gaa Café wants customers to feel as they enjoy specialty coffees, artisanal teas, and a variety of baked goods, light meals, and curated beverages. Visit them at GAACAFE.COM or at 9865 Baymeadowes Road.

The EPA is revoking 2009 Obama-era greenhouse gas emissions regulations. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin claims cancelling these regulations will save taxpayers over $1.3 billion. Environmental groups are concerned that this will raise expenses in climate related impacts, and flies in the face of demonstrable scientific proof of global warming.

Action News Jax's Madison Foglio is on the scene of a SWAT situation in Murray Hill. Roosevelt Blvd is closed to traffic between Edgewood and Plymouth as SWAT and JSO respond to a reported burglary situation.

FRI – Clark shares a strategy for discussing family finances, to help you manage stressful and expensive Valentines Day expectations.

Curtis Dvorak, the Wildlife Wanderer, shares current and upcoming events at the Jacksonville Zoo & Botanical Gardens, including the recent Toast to Conservation w/ Robert Irwin, the Manatee River Habitat opening in March, and how the Jax Zoo has been nominated as the best zoo in the country.

Attorney General Pam Bondi testified Wednesday at a DOJ oversight hearing - what were the hot topics?

JU Nursing Professors Dr. Lindsay Wolf & Joseph Fitzgerald discuss programs for non-nursing background students to admit directy into Bachelor in Nursing and Master's in Nursing degree programs, including NCLEX exam eligibility, with an emphasis on bedside care and serving patients in the local community. Visit WWW.JU.EDU/NURSING to learn more.

Eben has the latest on the search for Nancy Guthrie, including new evidence discovered, the latest in ransom related demands, and where searchers are looking now. This is the 12th day of searching for the missing Arizona mother of TV personality Savannah Guthrie.

Jonathan has the latest on the Canadian mass school shooting, that left 9 dead including the suspected shooter and 2 family members, with 25+ more injured. He also updates stories on Under Secretary of Defense Elbridge Colby attending a NATO summit in Belgium, and a Ukrainian Olympian being banned from competition.

THU – Shopping for a new or used car? Clark looks at how buying directly online means you can avoid all the dealership drama AND save money!

The smoke is still clearing from a high-stakes hearing on Capitol Hill, focused on crackdowns by ICE and other immigration agencies. What were some major takeaways?