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Logan reports on a bizarre incident in San Marco this morning, involving a shooting, a car v. train collision, and two people fatally injured.

Alexus reports on the $1.58 billion Mega Millions jackpot, where only one ticket finally had all the winning numbers - and it was sold at the Neptune Beach Publix off Atlantic Blvd.

Jared reports on the White House visit from the 2022 World Series Houston Astros yesterday, and President Biden's visit to Arizona today with plans to establish a national monument and protect indigenous lands.

Alexus has more information on the couple facing extortion charges, after allegedly trying to exploit Robert Tebow over medical treatments. The couple is scheduled to appear in court later today.

Alexus reports that the couple who attempted extortion against Robert Tebow will appear in court today.

Alexus reports on DCPS dropping AP Psychology courses. State HS curriculum requirements restrict certain content approval, which comes at the expense of college board eligibility. Students will now have to scramble for class schedule changes before school resumes.

Brian joins JMN to look at the latest news around the DeSantis campaign, and Donald Trump's looming legal challenges in Georgia. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show 10a-Noon.

You Decide 2024 coverage continues as Blair looks at candidate financing, and whose campaign accounts are already feeling some stress among the GOP hopefuls.

Jared looks at President Biden's upcoming appointments as he continues campaigning on the success of "Bidenomics."

Today a group of school leaders including superintendents and education technology leaders will meet at the White House to discuss what’s being done about cyberattacks that target schools. They plan to discuss strengthening schools’ cyber infrastructure and lessons learned from districts that have recently been impacted by cyberattacks. There’s been a growing number of cyberattacks at schools in recent years. It’s the cost of preventing these attacks and responding to them that can be the biggest barriers for schools. We’ll breakdown the meeting ahead and how big of an issue this is for schools right now.