Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Tonya reports on the massive winter storm impacts across a large portion of the country, leaving hundreds of thousands without power, and stranding travelers as weekend flights were cancelled and roads were closed.

MON – Clark looks at how “soft switching” your banking accounts from Big Banks to smaller local banks or credit unions over time may save you some banking fees and improve your banking services.

Vice President Vance takes a trip to Minneapolis to meet with leaders on the ground amid fraud and immigration issues.

Meteorologist Corey Simma breaks down this weekend's roller coaster ride of temperatures, before things cool down dramatically for the start of the week.

Jake updates the latest on bills in the Florida Legislative Session (A.I. interactions, E-Bike speed regulation), and the latest on a suspended fare increase with JTA Connexion.

The House passed all remaining federal budget bills for 2026, only 4 months late this year. In other legislative news, Paris Hilton was on Capitol Hill advocating for a bill to combat human trafficking. The bill is bipartisan with GOP lawmakers and AOC.

Another weekend in the 904! What to do? How about some of these suggestions: Tonight, Yacht Rock Revue is at the Florida Theatre with all your soft rock jams. Tomorrow, the Brit Pack performs at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall, performing your favorite British Invasion pop & rock from the 60's to today. Colors of the Wild continues at the Jax Zoo. The Symphony Night at the Movies this weekend feature...

President Trump and world leaders signed the Gaza Board of Peace charter - but some ally countries are holding out (including France, Poland, and the U.K.) and Trump has rescinded the invitation to Canada. Some critics see this as an attempt to circumvent or replace the United Nations, and the charter is drawing scrutiny with the its broad and non-specific purpose, and the $1 billion permanent mem...

The UF Proton Therapy Institute celebrates 20 years of service in Jacksonville, and today's Good News features Chris Helme's story of defeatng cancer -- and sharing that profound moment at the end of treatment with another patient, as they rang the celebratory chime.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis took a trip to Idaho. FOX's Eben Brown looks at why DeSantis is on the road while the Florida Legislature is in session, and what message he is promoting.

Lee Smith, Executive Director of The Players Championship, announced that Ludacris will headline this year's Players Military Appreciation Concert on March 10. Smith shared that they want to present musical diversity reflecting the differing tastes of Players fans. Previous headliners have included Luke Bryan, the Chainsmokers, Kelsea Ballerini, Darius Rucker, and others. Visit THEPLAYERS.COM for...

This week's FLBL spotlight is on CURRY GUYS, a new Indian eatery in 5 Points. "Bold Flavors. Modern Vibes. Timeless Tradition. At Curry Guys, we’re redefining how Indian food is experienced — one bowl, wrap, and bite at a time." Visit them at 813 Lomax Street, or at CURRYGUYS.US online.

FRI – Want to make some updates or renovations on your home? Clark says this is the ONLY time, EVER, to use a HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit), and if you do, you’ll get a better HELOC interest rate at a credit union than you will a bank.

Joy Andrews, St. Johns County Administrator, shares details about the $820 million infrastructure plans for the county, including road renovations, new regional fire safety services, improvements to utilities, and multiple recreational parks.

Minnesota remains in the national spotlight for a variety of controversies. Of particular note, the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on allegations of federal child care fraud. Nick Shirley testified, regarding his now-viral video alleging fraud at Somali-run child care centers in Minnesota, and prompting reviews of federal support grants nationwide.

Bryan Moll, CEO of Gateway Jax, shares details about groundbreaking its new retail corridor downtown impacting Beaver Street and N. Pearl Street. The idea is to create a retail center that will draw customers from around town, but will also serve as a retail hub for downtown area residents. Brand partners, restaurant and business announcements are coming soon.

Congress is making progress on government funding bills ahead of an end of the month deadline. The ICE/Homeland Security funding bill will be voted on separately, so it doesn't impede other funding measures. A House vote is expected on the War Powers resolution also.

A study finds weight loss drugs could lead to airlines saving millions of dollars. The savings estimate comes from fuel savings due to reduced passenger weight. Despite study savings estimates, airlines have not volunteered how those savings might be applied -- increased dividends? Reduced ticket prices? Packing in even more, even smaller, seats?

THU – Did you ever have an AFLAC account? A recent hack exposed millions of customers’ data. Clark has a tip on what you need to do to protect your credit!

President Trump talked back his tariff threats against NATO countries after meeting with NATO Secretary General Rutte at Davos. What does this mean after his aggressive blustering over Greenland? And what is the “Board of Peace” organization he announced?

Prosecutors have issued subpoenas for high-ranking Minnesota Democrats over fraud - how are local leaders reacting? And what's the latest on regarding investigations into the Minneapolis anti-ICE protest at a church, or the multiple ICE-related shootings?

Approximately 1 in 7 Jacksonville-area residents are food-insecure, living in a "food desert" without local access to fresh, healthy, nutritious food. Anne Coglianese, Chief Resilience Officer for the City of Jacksonville, joins JMN to discuss the COJ "State of Food" Plan, to address food insecurity, in terms of food production, distribution, access, and food waste/recovery. Questions or comments...

Lawmakers release the bill text to avoid a government shutdown - which includes the bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security and ICE. Some Democrats are touting wins in the bill, but will it be enough to satisfy the progressive wing that's been calling for ICE to be defunded or abolished?

It's our weekly session of headlines & punchlines with Jimmy Failla. He mines comedy gold from the Davos hills with the Trump/Greenland farce. Remember when VP Vance said America needed more babies? He and the 2nd Lady Usha Vance are expecting their 4th kiddo; and Little Jimmy Jr. (not THAT Little Jimmy, but his actual son!!) is coming soon to a radio show near you! Hear more with Jimmy & Jimmy Jr...

The Trump Administration will pause immigrant visa processing for 75 countries beginning Wednesday. This expands on a previous freeze already in effect for 39 specific countries, and coincides with suspensions of naturalization and adoption processes TFN. The expanded list of visa restriction countries will supposedly only impact immigration visas, but will not impact tourist visas -- for example,...