Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

The Biden Administration is celebrating the anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act, which has seen some (arguable) economic success, but critics note that daily consumer prices on things like groceries, fuel, and energy bills remain higher than they were previously. Biden will campaign with several stops across the nation over the next few days arguing the success of Bidenomics, and will make a visit to Maui to assess the wildfire damage.

Mark Kaye joins JMN to looks at the latest Mega Millions winner sold in Jacksonville, the latest Trump indictment developments, and the upcoming GOP debate next week with special Mark Kaye post-debate analysis. Hear more on this, plus it's Whatever You Want Wednesday on the Mark Kaye Show noon to 3pm today!

Ryan updates us on the latest developments in the Trump indictments. The 4th indictment against Trump this year, this time out of Georgia, includes 18 other co-defendants, and District Attorney Fani Willis hopes to prosecute them all in a single trial to start within six months. Legal experts advise that scenario is extremely unlikely for organizational reasons.

Logan follows up on the fatal overnight crash that left two dead after a vehicle drove into a Englewood restaurant.

FEMA HAWAII SUPPORT - Hawaii officials say the death toll from the devastating Maui wildfire is now 101. Today, the FEMA Administrator will be at the White House press briefing as the agency continues to work with state, county and other federal partners to respond to this crisis. So far, FEMA has deployed more than 190 search and rescue team members and over 380 FEMA employees are in Hawaii to help residents. Across the nation, many people are donating what they can to support survivors but officials want you to be aware of potential scams. We break down the latest federal response to these wildfires and explain how you can donate safely.

Jacksonville may change its nickname from "the River City" to "the Lucky City," as Logan reports ANOTHER Mega-Millions jackpot winner was sold at a local Publix, this time in Ortega on Roosevelt Blvd. for $36 million. This follows a week after the record-setting $1.5 billion jackpot winner sold at the (old) Publix in Neptune Beach.

Logan reports on a fatal overnight crash, as a car with two occupants hit the Fire House Subs near University Blvd. and Terry Road.

Trump has been indicted again, this time regarding the 2020 Georgia election results. Jared reports on the reactions in D.C., and what may be in store for the 30 unindicted co-conspirators.

Blair looks at the 4th indictment this year against former President Trump, this time over the 2020 Georgia election results. Every previous occasion of indictment has resulted in a fundraising surge for Trump, if that happens again it would be a convenience given the expenses of these indictment defenses.

WOKV political analyst Rick Mullaney, Shircliff Executive Director of the JU Public Policy Institute, breaks down the latest indictment against former President Trump, what some of the charges mean, and what makes this indictment different from the other active indictments.