Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Amanda & Khaled Oweis share how the Child Cancer Fund is helping them while Zainah is currently under care. Even small donations go a long way, and given parents the security to be able to focus on their kids during their sickness. Every donation stays in the Jacksonville community. Donate today at childcancerfund.org or call 855-636-6877!

The Ladd family shares their story of how the Child Cancer Fund helped them, with resources, knowledge, care, and allowed them to concentrate on being a family and dealing with Kasey's cancer challenge. Dial 855-636-6877, or visit childcancerfund.org, to donate today!

How does your donation help kids and their families in the cancer battle? The Child Cancer Fund's Carla Montgomery shares her story about how $5 made a difference for her son, and that same $5 is still making an impact today, so many years later. Call 855-636-06877 or visit childcancerfund.org to donate today!

WOKV's annual CAREATHON to support the Child Cancer Fund is tomorrow. All donations support the Child Cancer Fund, and go toward financial assistance for local families while they concentrate on cancer care of their children. Log in to childcancerfund.org or listen tomorrow for your opportunity to donate.

Princess follows up on the story of a decomposed body found on a screened porch in a Lakeshore neighborhood. The home belongs to Shannon McCarthy, who happens to be the sister of a missing woman. McCarthy was taken into custody last night for making written threats, and is scheduled for a court appearance later today. JSO is working to identify the body found, but have neither confirmed or denied that it is the missing woman.

This week, the NAACP is calling on the more than 1,600 public and private colleges and universities nationwide with selective admissions processes to commit to maintaining diversity. It comes following the Supreme Court’s decision to ban affirmative action during the college admission process. The NAACP says its "Diversity No Matter What" pledge is an effort to ensure that higher education institutions increase the representation of historically underrepresented students. We break down this effort and the potential impact.

Logan follows up on yesterday's house fire in Deerwood. Fortunately, no one was injured and the fire was quickly extinguished. JFRD determined that it was caused by a lightning strike.

Logan reports on a Deerwood home fire that JFRD says was caused by a lightning strike. Fortunately, no one was injured, and the fire was extinguished quickly.

Princess reports on a decomposed body discovered on the porch of a Lakeshore home. JSO is working to identify the remains, which may be related to a missing persons case.

Ryan reports on a federal judge blocking key Biden administration agencies from interacting with or influencing social media content, under the premise of protected free speech.