Alexus reports on the latest scheduled court appearance of Le'Keian Woods, dating back to a viral-video arrest in September 2023.

Logan reports on a late night shooting on Jacksonville's northside, where a woman and a child were injured while sitting in their car.

Today's YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage follows campaign events in Iowa, with a Biden campaign event on January 6th, another GOP debate on January 10th between Haley and DeSantis (but still no Trump participation), and the Iowa caucus on January 15th.

Jared looks at the upcoming Iowa Caucus, and the latest polling trends regarding potential Presidential candidates.

Mark Kaye joins JMN to preview this week's "Whatever You Want Wednesday!" edition of the Mark Kaye Show, noon to 3pm!

SAVING ABORTION PILLS - New research by JAMA network claims thousands of women stocked up on abortion pills in the past few years. Requests for abortion pills were the highest in May 2022, right after news leaked that the Supreme Court was set to overturn Roe vs. Wade. Aid Access, a European online telemedicine service that prescribes medication for future and immediate use, received 48,000 requests from across the US from September 2021 to April 2023. Nationally the average number of requests grew from 25 prior to the leak to 247 after the leak. Washington Correspondent Arielle Hixson examines the research and what this means for the status of reproductive health nationwide.

Alexus reports on the long-promised removal of a confedrate monument from Springfield.

Alexus reports on a shooting in the Duclay neighborhood yesterday that left two people injured.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues as we are inside of 2 weeks from the Iowa caucus (the "Hawkeye Cauci" as Rush Limbaugh used to call it), and there's no shortage of surrounding drama. Another debate is scheduled for January 10, but without the poll leader. Despite his runaway margins though, Trump faces exclusion from multiple state primaries over a 14th amendment challenge pending a decision from SCOTUS.

While Congress doesn't resume session unti next week, Ryan reports that senators are still negotiating terms for a vareity of bills, including federal funding against upcoming deadlines.