Alexus has the latest information about last weekend's Jax Beach shooting events, that left one man dead and three others injured.

Robert reports on changes in how the Downtown Investment Authority will advance in high-rise developments. The 2pm meeting today will address how increased construction costs have impacted projects such as the American Lions Tower and the Hardwick at Ford on Bay, among other projects.

ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE - Every second matters when you are waiting for an ambulance. However, lawmakers in the House Ways & Means Committee held a hearing this week to address the millions of Americans in rural counties who face extended wait times to receive medical help. Even when help arrives, they worry the trip to the emergency room can often be too expensive for many families. Nicole D'Antonio is live in Washington DC with details on the efforts made to support those who struggle accessing emergency care.

Alexus updates information about the Jax Beach shooting events over St. Patrick's Day weekend.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Florida voters will head to the polls today to vote in the Republican presidential primary. The results won't matter much since Trump already secured the nomination last week. Instead, both Trump and President Biden are looking ahead to the November election. Fundraising is a big part of a re-election campaign, and WOKV's Kirstin Garriss looks at how the candidates are doing in their fundraising efforts, and how Trump's legal challenges are impacting his personal resources.

Groundwork Jacksonville Inc. CEO Kay Ehas joins JMN to share how a recent federal grant of $147 million will be applied to complete The Emerald Trail. This marks the largest federal grant ever received in Jacksonville history. Between the grant, numerous corporate and philanthropic partners, and an approved tax allocation, the goal is to have the 30+ planned miles of the Trail complete and accessible by 2030, linking multiple communities, schools, parks, and the Urban Core waterfront.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as US sources work to get additional food, medicine, and aid supplies into Gaza, requiring cooperation between US aid and Israel military resources. per a discussion between President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu yesterday. Foreign aid remains a hotly debated topic among US politicians.

Alexus follows up on the multiple shooting incidents in Jacksonville Beach last weekend, that resulted in one fatality and three additional people injured. As residents express safety concerns, city leaders consider response options to increase public safety.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as today is Republican presidential preference primary election day in Florida. While Donald Trump has already acquired enough delegates to be the official Republican party nominee, Jerry Holland explains why the vote is continuing, and why it still has 7 candidates on the listing.

HOUSING PRICES - The White House announces plan to lower housing cost and increase supply by building 2 million additional homes. This comes as a recent Harvard report found half of renters in the U.S. spend more than 30% of their income on rent and utilities in 2022. Nicole D‘Antonio joins us live in Washington with details on today’s new announcement and reaction from critics.