Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Princess reports on whether the St. Johns County commissioners will accept the resignation of Hunter Conrad, or if they will fire him instead, after complaints of troubling behavior and alleged mismanagement of funds.

Alexus updates the story on US Marshalls searching for Raymond Rice Jr., and the technology resources they bring to the search.

Alexus reports on the search for Raymond Rice Jr., a suspect wanted in relation to multiple crimes in the Riverside area including attempted murder, carjacking, and armed burglary. US Marshalls are now involved in the search.

Brian joins JMN to preview his show today from 10a-noon, looking at the latest developments in former President Trump's court cases in Florida and Georgia, a discussion with former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, and more.

You Decide 2024 coverage continues, where the latest Florida presidential drama unfolds in the courtroom, not on the campaign trail, as Blair Miller reports on developments in former President Trump's trial over classified documents.

Expedia Travel Expert Melanie Fish joins JMN to share travel tips and strategies to help you save money and have your best travel experience.

Princess looks at the latest Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots, both of which rolled over again last weekend to a combined jackpot in excess of $1-billion.

Jared reports on the latest machinations in the House to advance a Defense funding bill, as Republican reps attach a number of riders and advance the defense bill to the Senate. While Speaker McCarthy claims success on the legislation, though, the bill is unlikely to advance in the Senate as the attachments lack bipartisan support.

Mel Hammock, the Kingfish Tournament chairman, shares his favorite part of the annual Kingfish tournament events, some of the prize information for "Junior Anglers," and the way the tournament promotes popularity generationally. Get more information, including event schedules, in our spotlight story.

As Mayor Donna Deegan has unveiled key budget priorities, Jacksonville City Council President Ron Salem joins JMN to discuss those goals, the budget process, and how the Mayor's office and City Council are working together on issues ranging from infrastructure to stadium renovations to possibly moving the city jail facilities.