Another weekend in the 904, and once again so much to enjoy! The Jags are done, but you can still get your sports fix with the Jacksonville Icemen at home this weekend. Feeling artsy? Gallery 725 has artwork by John Lennon (yes, THAT John Lennon) on display/for sale. Got kids? Take 'em to the Dinosaur Zoo LIVE at the Florida Theatre. And wow, is there music... Greensky Bluegrass and Kansas both have shows at the Florida Theatre, the Symphony performs Women Rock!, The Greatest Piano Men rocks the Thrasher Horne Center in OP, and starting this weekend it's the Million Dollar Quartet at the Alhambra!

Action Sports Jax's Brent Martineau joins JMN to look ath the storied careers of University of Alabama's Nick Saban, Seattle Seahawks' Pete Carroll, and New England Patriots' Bill Belichick are all wrapping it up. Hear more with Brent & Friends 3pm-6pm on ESPN 690!

Jared reports on this week's campaign events prior to the Iowa caucus Monday. Between Christie dropping out, the Haley/DeSantis debate, and a live Trump Town Hall, the caucus will show if all this made a difference in candidate selection.

Jared reports on this week's campaign events prior to the Iowa caucus Monday. Between Christie dropping out, the Haley/DeSantis debate, and a live Trump Town Hall, the caucus will show if all this made a difference in candidate selection.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues as WOKV political analyst Rick Mullaney, Director of the JU Public Policy Institute, looks at the hits and misses of the latest GOP candidate debate before Monday's Iowa caucus.

Festival Executive Director Gregory Von Hausch joins JMN to share details about this year's St. Augustine Film Festival, running today through Sunday (Jan 11-14). The emphasis is on female film makers, screening 35 films from around the world, and events will include panels, parties, celebrity guests, and more. Visit StAaugFilmFest.com for tickets and information.

The number of law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty last year dropped by nearly 40 percent compared to the previous year. This is one of the findings released today in a new report from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund today. It shows many officers were killed by gunfire and in traffic-related accidents. Others died from long-term health issues related to the stress/environment of the job. We break down these findings and how these fallen officers are being remembered.

Alexus reports that NWS confirmed an EF-0 tornado in Bartram Park during Tuesday's severe weather. Fortunately, no one was hurt, though there was damage to a number of homes and cars due to uprooted trees.

Logan reports on a proposed city bill aimed to increase sports tourism by drawing NCAA sporting events to Jacksonville.

Samanatha looks at the impeachment hearings targeting Sec. of Homeland Security, orienting on border security and a variety of allegedly related challenges he has failed to address.