Blair Miller reports on a battleground states swing-voter poll of the "double haters," who hate both Biden and Trump., and whether their hatred might motivate them to partisanship or apathy.

Logan reports on future development plans for the Emerald Trail, as a grant funding announcement is expected later today. The Emerald Trail is a broad area project interlinking various neighborhoods and the downtown district through a system of parks, bike paths, and foot trails.

Ryan reports that the House is back to work, as new Speaker Mike Johnson received enough support votes to take the job. He faces an upcoming funding/shutdown challenge (again!), plus aid funding bills for Israel and Ukraine.

The Florida/Georgia game festivities are on, RV city is hopping (with pork butts & jello shots!), and there's fun all around. Treat your Bulldog to the Arf Barket at Riverside Arts Market? LET'S DO THE TIME WARP AGAIN as Rocky Horror reopens the Florida Theatre. Get your Gator spirit on with the ORANGE sun and BLUE skies at the 904 Popup FL/GA Halloween edition at the Beach. And since it's the annual RED & BLACK weekend (Go Dawgs!), what better way to start things off than with the RED ROCKER Sammy Hagar with George Thorogood at the Amp tonight! And of course there's all the Halloween action, THE game Saturday, and more. Gator and Bulldog fans, sound off with Open Mics!

Tonya reports on the ongoing manhunt for a "person of interest" after the Maine mass shooting yesterday. Details are still emerging on the total number of persons dead or wounded, while a stay-at-home safety order remains in effect.

Chris Hancock from the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office joins JMN to discuss safety and security measures in place for this year's Florida / Georgia game and related festivities, so those enjoying the event can have a great time.

Jay Stilianou, Clay County Athletic Director, joins JMN for Pink Out Month, a charity fundraiser drive to promote breast cancer awareness through Clay County school athletic programs. Three more games this month will be raising money for the American Cancer Society, through game ticket sales. Follow Clay County Athletics at ONECLAYSPORTS.NET.

Heading into the next presidential election, tensions are high among American voters, according to a new national survey. It was released by the nonpartisan group, Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) in partnership with the Brookings Institution. The new survey shows a majority of Americans believe democracy is 'at risk' in the upcoming presidential election. It also shows about a quarter of survey participants believe they think "American patriots may have to resort to violence to save the country." We break down some of the findings.

Alexus reports on a DIA Symposium about adapting vacant downtown office properties into residential spaces. The symposium starts at 930am today at The Lark downtown.

Logan updates the stadium renovations story, with comments from Jaguars President Mark Lamping on a possible renovation timeline, and the influence stadium renovations may have on the potential FL/GA game contract extension beyond 2025.