Mark Kaye joins JMN with a look at Trump's ban from the Colorado primary, a year-end "Thanks" rundown, and a preview of "Whatever You Want Wednesday!" Hear more on the Mark Kaye Show noon to 3pm!

Robert reports on an investigation into how the Jacksonville Housing Authority used money allocated for utility payment assistance.

A.I. Holiday Gifts - In the height of the holiday season, last minute gifts are flying off the shelves. Sometimes it’s hard to find that perfect gift for a loved one, that’s where AI comes in. Innovative technology including Google Labs, Chat GPT and other bots are helping shoppers to craft ideal gifts for the holiday. Washington Correspondent Arielle Hixson breaks down the new shopping trend and how it could change customer service as we know it for the future.

Robert reports on a natural gas outage in St. Johns County, that has left some residents without heat TFN. Teco People's Gas is working to repair a damaged gas line.

Logan reports on a teen who was shoti in Jacksonville's Whitehouse neighborhood yesterday. After being shot, she walked to her local fire station on Beaver Street, and was transported to the hospital. The shooter has not been identified.

Jared reports on memorials for Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to serve as a US Supreme Court Justice. He also reports on the ongoing feud in congress regarding foreign aid vs. domestic border security, and pending funding approval for the FAA, as legislators prepare for their holiday break.

FOX's Jonathan Savage reports on the formation of a military support group involving several Mayport-based Navy vessels, providing security and commerce support in the Red Sea, after a numbr of vessels have come under attack from drones and missiles.

Alexus reports on the severance discussions surrounding former Fernandina Beach City Manager Ty Ross, who recently resigned his position.

Senators on Capitol Hill are calling on apps like Venmo and CashApp to adopt new policies to reimburse consumers who get scammed. This all comes as Zelle, an instant payment platform, has already put plans in place to protect customers from imposter scams. The goal, to make it much easier for users to report scams and fraud and protect their finances. Washington Correspondent Arielle Hixson breaks down the move and how lawmakers are working to keep your wallet safe.

Alexus reports on an alleged DUI incident involving an Orange Park police officer. JSO did not detain the officer, despite eyewitness incident descriptions. The event has prompted an internal investigation.