Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Meteorologist Corey Simma takes a deep dive into the weekend forecast, with tips on when you can expect those summer showers.

Ryan has an update on challenges to Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill," as Parliamentarian rules require some changes or removals to certain included measures, and may derail passing the measure by Congress's self-imposed July 4 deadline.

Sheriff Michelle Cook epxlains why, when, and how the CCSO will phase in body camera use for all officers. The process will be gradual, and reviewed frequently.

Mike Rogers, Dean of Student Success Services, and Shironda Jones, Director of Advancement, from Guardian Catholic School join JMN to discuss how this school and its outreach services impact and uplift the local community. Visit GUARDIANCS.SCHOOLINSITES.COM to learn about their services or to make a donation.

Senator Rick Scott joins JMN to discuss a variety of topics, including the Iran bombing and surrounding controversies, the potential of an ICE detention facility at Camp Blanding, and the latest on whether Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" might get passed by July 4.

Jonathan reports on the NATO Summit representatives committment to increasing European spending, and reactions to the recent Iran bombings -- where disputes continue as to how much damage and impairment was actually done to Iran's nuclear development programs.

Lots of things going on this weekend in the 904. Friday night, check out the Asian Night Market on Normandy. As June wraps up, look for Pride themed features at the Riverside Arts Market this weekend. Dr, Temple Grandin will host an Autism discussion at the Schulz Center Saturday morning. And Southern rock legends Molly Hatchet perform at the Florida Theatre Saturday night. And if you're looking f...

Gov. DeSantis is considering establishing a 2nd illegal immigrant detention center in Florida, at Clay County's Camp Blanding. Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook addresses how Clay County has been handling illegal immigrant cases for years, including with the modern increase in ICE related enforcement.

Sheriff Michell Cook joins JMN, sharing details about a number of local safety and law enforcement initiatives, inter-agency cooperative investigations, what local impacts ICE programs are having locallu, and community-engagement resources like Crime Stoppers and Safer Watch.

Ryan reports from Washington DC that two Congressional meetings regarding the recent Iran air strikes have been punted to later in the week, as cease fire details continue to develop and President Trump is away at the NATO Summit. Congress continues to work on Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill," hoping to have it resolved through the Senate and House revisions by a self-imposed July 4 deadline.

Patrick Golemme, Director of School Safety and Youth Services, joins JMN to recap the past year's transition with CCSO taking over safety for Clay County Schools. He shares details on safety services training and youth activity programs.

CCSO Narcotics Sgt. Chris Faircloth joins JMN. He shares how their Hammer and Hope event led to dozens of felony arrests, lots of drugs getting taken off the streets, and the close relationship between CCSO and area rehabilitation program partners.

Clay County Emergency Director Timothy Devin, and Emergency Preparation Lieutenant Mike Layne, join JMN and discuss preparation resources and policies to protect residents during storm season and other potential high impact events. Sign up at ALERT.CLAYCOUNTYGOV.COM to learn about disaster resources available and tips to keep your family safe.

Assistant Chief Chad Ricks joins JMN, discusses the Summer Safety Initiative, and how crime and safety statistics have improved in Clay County over the past decade.

Deputy Matt Swartz, Traiing Coordinator for the CCSO, shares his career and personal history, from 20+ years in New York law enforcement, to working with Homeland Security, before joining the CCSO in 2022.

Jonathan reports from the NATO Summit in the Netherlands, where President Trump will be arriving later today. Among the hot topics on the agenda, the current conflict between Israel and Iran, Trump's intervention, the ceasefire arrangement (and apparent failure already), and more.

Ryan reports that a resolution about war powers restrictions remain in discussion in Congress, but what was supposed to be an Iran bombing recap meeting is now becoming a live update situation for Congress members, as the ceasefire respite between Iran and Israel has already ended.

Brian looks at the alleged cease-fire agreement between Israel and Iran that President Trump is taking credit for negotiating, which took effect last night. Israel is alleging that Iran has already violated it, though.

Rick Mullaney, WOKV political analyst and Director of the JU Public Policy Intstitute, takes a critical look at this weekend's bombing attack on Iran -- from political and strategic justifications, to potential consequences and resolution options.

Reporting from the White House, Jared explains how President Trump's "path to Yes!" for the bombing strike on Iran was much less drawn out than expected. And while the official reason for the strike was to deter development of nuclear weapon resources, the words "regime change" are on a lot of people's minds.

US Representative John Rutherford (R, FL-5) joins JMN to share reactions to the US bombing strike on Iran over the weekend, whether it elevates risks of retaliation to deployed troops in the area, and given Jacksonville's large military population, what preparations local law enforcement may make to prepare for potential retaliations.

Nancy Soderberg, former Ambassador, and current Faculty Administrator for Political Science & Public Administration (PSPA) at the University of North Florida, joins JMN with a detailed analysis of how the US bomb strikes on Iran limit that country's nuclear development resources, and how that impacts the region, and looks at the questions of how Iran in particular and nations in the Middle East mi...

Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh takes a look at this weekend's forecast, and how dry (and for how long) we will be next week!

Jared looks at Trump's suggested timeline for deciding if/when he will order US involvement in the Israel/Iran war, and if so to what extent.

Lots of ways to enjoy summer fun in the 904 this weekend, starting tonight at the Florida Theatre with the return of Classic Albums Live, performing Stevie Ray Vaughan's album "Texas Flood". At The Amp this weekend, Ringo Starr's All Star Band performs. You've got the Vilano Beach Art Walk, there's a Maker's Market at the Prime Osborn, and you can watch The Little Rascals on the big screen at the...