Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Chase Bunker breaks down the significance of Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, and the tremendous impact this will have on PC and console gaming industries.

State Senator Tracie Davis joins JMN to discuss the Farmer's Insurance coverage withdrawal from Florida, and how this impacts Florida residents, particularly in the midst of storm season.

Jared reports on President Biden's attendance at the NATO Summit, and his visit today with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

WOKV's Consumer Warrior Clark Howard takes an in-depth look at the impact of Farmer's Insurance leaving Florida, and suggests some coverage adjustments that could protect homeowners from claims issues. Farmer's is one of several insurance companies to withdraw coverage since the impact of Hurricane Ian.

Princess reports on a very specific request the NAACP has for the Duval County School Board, as the search for a new school superintendent continues.

Logan reports on Farmer's Insurance withdrawing coverage in Florida, including homeowner and auto insurance policies. This leaves +/- 100,000 policy holders in need of a new provider within the next 120 days.

Millions of Americans with federal student borrowers are preparing to resume debt payments after the Supreme Court overturned the President’s one-time student loan debt forgiveness plan. Today, members of Congress are announcing a set of bills aimed at supporting borrowers. For example, some proposals would help improve credit scores for people burdened by student loan debt. We break down this new legislation and the potential impact for borrowers nationwide.

Clark Howard looks at the Farmer's Insurance withdrawal from Florida.

Logan reports on the latest court appearance of Henry Tenon, the man that shot and killed Jared Bridegan in 2022. Some charges against Tenon were dropped in exchange for his guilty plea and cooperation in the investigation.

Princess reports on the continuing search for a new Duval County School Superintendent, as DCPS has asked for assistance from the Florida School Board Association in determining candidates. The NAACP has advanced a specific request to be considered in the next district meeting.