Ryan reports on the Senate's efforts to pass a Continuing Resolution prior to the midnight funding deadline. Obviously, they fell short, but by a closer margin than expected. Democrats are holding firm on a healthcare measure being included, but fear President Trump may use this shutdown as justification for another round of mass federal worker layoffs. Negotiations continue and there may be another vote as soon as today. Conveniently, Congress continues to get paid regularly during this "stoppage," while most federal workers (incuding military) do not.

WOKV's resident Secretary of Comedy Sense shares his take on the government shutdown - why it's bad for federal workers, why it's great for DC "politician" economy (that is NOT the P-word he used!), and why situations like this are the reason he would NOT be interested in running for political office. Hear more from Jimmy Failla on Fox Across America weeknights at 6pm on WOKV!

Jared looks at reactions to President Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's meeting with top military leadership yesterday, where Hegseth voiced changes in standards and policies, and Trump suggested military deployment in "troubled cities." It did not go over well.

WOKV political analyst Rick Mullaney, from the JU Public Policy Institute, looks at how we got to a government shutdown this year (instead of the usual bipartisan funding Continuing Resolution), what is different between this time and the last time the government shut down (Dec 2018, for 34 days), and how history does not favor the majority party in partisan negotiations.

A lot of places require 2nd-level authentication on your phone before you can access secured data. Clark has a tip on how you can make your phone, and your financial resources, even more secure!

Gail Patin, CEO of Hubbard House, joins JMN to discuss an annual domestic violence fatality report review, highlighting opportunities to improve protection and recovery resources. Additionally, she discusses event promotions raising awareness of domestic violence, and community resources available to help survivors.

State and local government reporter Jake Stofan has updates on a number of new Florida laws going into effect, including Trenton's Law, Trooper's Law, and a proposal regarding armed security for churches.

Ryan looks at the imminent government shutdown that will likely take effect at midnight tonight. While the House has approved a temporary funding measure, the Senate is still divided, needing 60 votes to pass the latest continuing resolution. A vote is scheduled for today, and anything could happen between now and midnight,

Clark shares a retirement strategy for people who don’t have an employer-sponsored retirement plan. It’s never too late to start saving!

Brent Martineau, Action Sports Jax, recaps a great weekend for Jacksonville sports - the Jags beat the 49ers for the first time in for-ev-uh, and the Jumbo Shrimp proved they're Shrimply the Best, winning the AAA National Championship.