Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh joins JMN to look at the developing storm (soon to be Tropical Storm/Hurricane "Helene"), expected to bring severe weather to our area from Wednesday evening through Friday morning, but it will be gone by the weekend.

Brent joins JMN to look at the bad, the worse, and the ugly of the Jags 0-3 start after last night's throttling at the hands of the Buffalo Bills. With another tough matchup against Houston on deck, is there hope for the future? Or should we start planning our draft parties already?

FAFSA FALLOUT TODAY lawmakers are meeting to discuss the failure surrounding the FAFSA rollout. It comes as the Department of Education announced there will be a delay for students, filling out the free application for federal student aid for a *second year in a row. Nicole D’Antonio is live in Washington with details.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Election Day draws closer (only 6 weeks away) and both presidential candidates are campaigning hard for advertising dollars and promoting agendas. WOKV's Samantha Manning looks at the latest fundraising hauls, and announcements one candidate made about future campaign plans.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as President Biden meets with the president of the United Arabic Emirates (UAE) today, working to apply diplomatic influence toward peace between Israel and various Middle East opponents (Hamas, Hezbollah, Gaza, Lebanon, etc.) after escalating violence in recent weeks.

Alexus reports on a missing swimmer in the Jacksonville beaches area over the weekend, and how the search is transitioning to a recovery effort.

CHILDCARE COSTS - The cost of infant child care continues to climb. A new report shows sending two kids to daycare is about 40% more expensive than rent across 100 of the largest US metros. The report from LendingTree found the average monthly cost of full-time center based childcare for two young children is $2,182. Nicole D’Antonio is live in Washington breaking down the new report. She offers state-by-state data.

Jacksonville Symphony CEO Steven Libman joins JMN live from Jacoby Hall, as we continue to showcase the Jacksonville Symphony's 75th season premiere. Whatever conceptions you have of what the Symphony does, or what they sound like, they are so much more, with broad programs of music, education, outreach, and community engagement. Visit JAXSYMPHONY.ORG for more information, to get your tickets, and join them for Mahler's 2nd Symphony as the 75th Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra season opens this weekend.

As JMN continues live from Jacoby Hall, head conductor and musical director Courtney Lewis joins the show to share experiences from his 10 years with the Symphony, and what it means to perform with Jacksonville's musicians, how their programming visions are realized, and what's to come in the future with the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra. Mayor Donna Deegan also joins the segment, to share details of an official Proclamation regarding the Symphony's 75th season.

Nathaniel Efthimiou, the Assistant Conductor and Music Director for the Jacksonville Symphony Youth Orchestra, joins JMN live from Jacoby Hall. Recently relocated from Boston, he shares how the Symphony and music performance affects the surrounding Jacksonville community, with outreach to youth music programs, education, and more. A JSYO quartet will perform in the lobby prior to this weekend's 75th season opening.