Alexus reports on parental responses to a Guardian Program suggestion that would train and arm teachers with firearms in schools. The responses follow a workshop presented by the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office several weeks ago, in support of a statewide program proposal.

BOEING ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION - New this morning the chair of the National Transportation Safety Board will be in Washington to provide an update on several big accidents, including the Alaska Airlines flight 1282 and East Palestine train derailment. Today the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation will also discuss the NTSB‘s five-year reauthorization request.

Alexus reports on an upcoming Downtown Development Authority meeting, where funding plans are being explored after recent legislative budget cuts impacted Riverfront Plaza Park and shipyard development plans.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, with 16 states and 1 US territory having delegates in play today. Trump is expected to pick up many wins today, but Haley has vowed that she won't drop out of the race yet.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues as Ryan previews the Super Tuesday primaries, and what it will take for Trump to mathematically eliminate Nikki Haley as the Republican nominee.

Lee Smith, Tournament Director for THE PLAYERS, joins JMN to share details about this year's tournament, related events, and kickoff concert.

Alexus reports that Shanna Gardner's attorney claims that prosecutors knowingly and deliberately violated attorney-client privileged communications for Gardner. The defense has asked for all charges to be dropped, or that other concessions be made on her behalf.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Nicole previews the Super Tuesday primaries, and recaps yesterday's SCOTUS ruling that reinstated Trump on the Colorado primary ballot, and shut down removal efforts in other states on the basis of 14th Amendment objections. Anchored coverage of today's primary results starts tonight at 9pm on WOKV.

Alexus reports that Neptune Beach city officials have approved plans to install speed cameras in school zones. Speed violators who are photographed will receive tickets starting at $100. A firm date of installation and activation has not been announced yet.

John Kennedy reports on the last week of the Florida legislative session.