Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

State & Local Government Reporter Jake Stofan looks at the exchanges between State CFO Blaise Ingoglia and Mayor Deegan over "excessive" or "wasteful" spending, and how that phrase is ambiguous.

NASA unveils the crew who will be on the Artemis 3 mission, currently scheduled for Fall 2027. What is that mission? And what new technology will it introduce? FOX News's Eben Brown has the details.

Players By The Sea re-opens their theatre facility after fire damage from April 2025. Their new season starts Friday with a performance of "Violet." The theatre has been a Beaches arts institution since 1966, and in their current location since 1999. Visit PLAYERSBYTHESEA.ORG for more information.

The "ceasefire" in Iran seems to be in name only, as Iran was blamed for a US helicopter being shot down earlier this week, so President Trump ordered US retaliatory strikes, which lead to Iranian attacks on US bases. Trump claims that Iran has taken too long to make a peace agreement anyway, so aggressions resume. (Did they ever really stop?) In other international news, Ebola concerns are among...

WED – Clark looks at a simple savings strategy, “the 1% Rule.” Most people save just $0.04 of every dollar. You want to get to $0.10. The easy way? Increase your automatic savings deposit by 1% (just $0.01/dollar) every six months, until you get to 10%. Before long, you’ll notice you’re saving much more.

Erick shares thoughts on several current events, including the Pentagon's recent changes in "officially recognized" religions for military service personnel, the California election process, President Trump's reception at the Spurs/Knicks Game 3 at MSG, and what's happening with Iran peace talks? Hear more on the Erick Erickson Show from noon to 3pm daily.

FOX News's Jonathan Savage looks at the current state of peace discussions between the US and Iran, and what impact Israel's continuing strikes on Lebanon are having on delaying the process.

Apple holds their Worldwide Developers Conference, as Tim Cook delivers his final keynote address as CEO. What were the big product announcements this year? FOX News's Eben Brown has the details.

Catholic Charities Jacksonville, in partnership with Feeding Northeast Florida and Baptist Health, is hosting a food distribution program to feed students while they're on summer break. The CCJ Food Pantry in Arlington (Bernita St) is serving up to 100 students every Monday morning through August 3rd (report card or student ID required). Visit CCBJAX.ORG for more information.

Iran latest - Iran says it's halting attacks against Israel - while peace talks continue (Trump says an agreement is imminent, Iran disagrees), however Israel's continued strikes against Lebanon (allegedly Hezbollah) continue to impede real peace progress. In related news, an Apache helicopter crashed in the Hormuz theatre overnight, but the crew is reportedly safe and unharmed.

TUE – Clark has a Hack Alert. You’ve heard about the scary potential of A.I. accessing your financial info. To protect yourself, keep a printed copy of your monthly statements (bank statements, credit card balances, etc.) so if your data gets hacked, you have proof of your transactions and where your balances stand.

Among the commemorative events of the 82nd anniversary of "D-Day," last weekend the We Can Be Heroes Foundation honored Cap. Gregory Streeter, USN ret. Cap. Streeter was instrumental in establishing the US Navy Monument at Utah Beach, in honor of the naval personnel and ships that participated in the D-Day invasion.

Recent legislative coverage proposals may cause many seniors to lose access to certain benefits or care programs. Darren Grubb is a spokesperson for Medicare Advantage Majority (MAM), a nonprofit nonpartisan program advocating for senior medical benefits. He joins JMNID to share some common health care concerns that Medicare Advantage Majority addresses, and breaks down the difference between Medi...

China's President Xi has traveled to North Korea, meeting with Km Jung Un. FOX News's Jonathan Savage explains the significance of the meeting and the what the political relationship means to the West, particularly in terms of of economic, military, and international allegiance interests -- especially as it pertains to Russian influence over both Asian nations.

The World Cup begins this week - and states across the country are preparing for millions of visitors and "unprecedented" security challenges.

Eben looks at the weekend missile strikes between Iran and Israel, as we reach Day 100 of military conflict with Iran. What does this latest exchange directly between Iran and Israel mean in regard to current "ceasefire" agreeements between the US and Iran, and what does it mean toward a potential lasting peace?

It is Women Veterans Recognition Week, and WOKV features Dee Quaranta, Founder and CEO of Women Veterans Ignited. She discusses the organization's role and engagement in the Jacksonville community, and how their mission is meeting challenges lately as they've lost nearly $1 million in state funding this year, resulting in reduced services and staff. You can help by sponsoring this weekend's Legend...

Israel and Iran directed missile strikes against each other over the weekend, both claiming that the other country "shot first." This is the first direct exchange between Israel and Iran since April, and is another step closer to resuming outright, overt hostilities. In other international news, Chinese President Xi is heading to North Korea for a visit with Kim Jung Un. European media outlets sug...

MON – Clark looks at modern day job hunting. While online applications are the modern trend, remember it’s PEOPLE who hire PEOPLE. Use your social networks – friends, neighbors, colleagues and contact – to get to the HUMANS who interview and hire.

Steve Hauck joins JMN to share thoughts on recent LEO investigations, including the Guthrie investigation in Arizona (now in its 5th month), and leadership adjustments in Minneapolis following an investigation of Chief O'hara.

A short review and discussion of new movie and liminal space exploration, The Backrooms, directed by Kane Parsons, between WOKV's Krsitine Bellino and Benjamin Fridkis

Michelle Martin Bonner, bestselling author and CEO of AMM Empowerment, ia an executive coach, speaker, consultant, and transformational leader. She shares her understanding of faith, and how it motivates empowerment and leadership. Her published works include Overcomer Woman 2.0, 90 Days Biblical Affirmations, and Dear Little Girl in Me , and are available on Amazon and at book retailers nationwid...

The UF Proton Therapy Institute celebrates 20 years of service in Jacksonville, and today's Good News features Tony LoBianco's cancer journey, where his therapy with UFPTI not only led to remission, but led to lifetime friends and advocacy.

Jonathan has the latest updates on the US/Iran conflict, as UN watchdogs have no confirmed information about Iran's nuclear resources or materials. Iran is refusing to allow access or information. In other international news, a UK security agency warns Chinese spies are using job websites like LinkedIn to target government staff.

CCSO Marine Dep. Brooks Morrell joins JMN to share details of this annual boating event, as summer fun kicks off with a great day to be on the water!