Bringing a little of upstate New York street food to Florida, owner Dori Alexanian says Jax Fish Fry offers North Atlantic cod, Chesapeake oysters, and Maine lobster rolls. Dori and her husband Roger dreamt of creating a northern fish fry in the south to satisfy their own cravings and offer a taste of home to other transplants. Jax Fish Fry has two locations: one on Baymeadows in Jacksonville’s Southside and the newest location in St. Johns County off of County Road 210.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues as Kirstin looks at the New Hampshire primary next week, as Trump and Haley are campaigning hard...but where is DeSantis?

The JMN crew looks at fun activities happening around the 904 this weekend. Got kids? Lots of family fun available - Experiece real history, exploring a genuine 3-mast sailing ship, the Nao Trinidad, in Fernandina Beach. Downtown, The Ringling Bros. Circus is back! Want music? You've got the Symphony in Jacoby Hall! Rock out with Classic Seger, the Bob Seger tribute, at the Terry Theatre! You've got Mutts Gone Nuts, and "Batman in Concert!" at the Florida Theatre this weekend. And you can experience (and OWN!) the art of John Lennon at Gallery 725. All that and so much more this weekend!

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Ryan reports on the latest in border security concerns that Congress is leveraging in 2024 federal budget negotiations. In presidential candidate concers, border security remains a high profile topic, particularly among GOP candidates.

Gallery 725 will feature "The Lost Weekend: The Art of May Pang" exhibit, offering personal photos and memories from May Pang's relationship with John Lennon in the ealry 1970s. The exhibit runs Fri-Sun Jan 26-28, with opportunities to meet May Pang and purchase exhibit photos.

Logan reports on an upcoming JEA study on electric cars and their impact on the power grid, and how if you own an EV you can get involved.

Jonathan updates the latest in Middle East conflicts, as US naval forces target Houthi missile sites in targeted strikes in the Red Sea; and medical aid/relief supplies are on their way to Gaza during a negotiated temporary cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.

MEDICAL MISTAKES STUDY - A new JAMA study claims nearly one in four hospital patients who died or were transferred to intensive care had experienced a diagnostic error. Millions of people are misdiagnosed every year and women and ethnic minorities are the most at risk. Washington Correspondent Arielle Hixson breaks down the data and how it could influence improving healthcare in the future.

Logan reports on an electric vehicle study JEA is conducting.

Logan reports that the Home Roof Rehabilitation Program has some 270 applicants on a waiting list already, having quickly exhausted all of its allocated funding.