Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Princess previews a special DCPS board meeting as the search for a new superintendent continues.

Alexus reports on the Juneteenth Rolling Bus Protest, as demonstrators from the National Teachers Union speak out against laws they say target LGBTQIA+ people. The protest kicks off in Jacksonville, with other demonstrations scheduled around the state.

Ryan reports on President Biden rejecting an environmental resolution from Congress, not surprisingly because it would have repealed a number of measures the Biden Administration instituted.

Logan MacDonald reports on the Orange Crush Festival returning to Jacksonville Beach this weekend, with thousands of beach goers and festival related events expected in the area.

Ben Becker's Original Restaurant Report is updated every Friday, this week with an emphasis on sushi and related fare. Hear the full report tonight with CBS47 and FOX30 Action News Jax at 6pm!

It is World Sea Turtle Day, and Princess Jhane has important tips on things we can do to make the beaches safe and accessible for sea turtles nesting & hatchling season. "Clean, Dark, and Flat" is the campaign, as Princess explains.

This morning, (starting at 10am/ET) we’re expecting the US Supreme Court to release more decisions as the term winds down.

We still don’t know which decisions will be released today but two remaining decisions would impact current, former and future colleges students. One would determine whether colleges/universities can continue to take race into consideration during the admissions process. Another would affect the fate of the President’s one-time student debt forgiveness plan, which would cancel thousands in federal debt to those who are eligible. We breakdown these education cases and the possible outcomes as we await more decision today.

Logan follows up on a Mandarin home damaged during severe weather Wednesday evening. As weather continues to be an issue into the weekend, this home and others affected in the recent storms are seeing some delays in cleanup and repair.

Princess reports on a single-car crash on Blanding Blvd. late last night, that left one person dead, another injured, and power out in the Cedar Hills area.

Jared reports on the latest from the FED. While they aren't raising rates currently, that doesn't mean they're done raising rates for the year, or that the volatile investment market will necessarily calm down any time soon.