Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Jacksonville Jaguars President Mark Lamping explains the impact stadium renovations may have on the Jacksonville community, from the initial costs & possibly moving Jags home games for a couple of seasons, to the long term financial gains and future downtown development. The Jaguars will host 14 "Community Huddle Ups" starting today to bring this information to the public, and to address public questions.

The Better Business Bureau is putting out a new warning for anyone looking for a job. It has seen a huge uptick in the amount of money people are losing in employment search scams. In the first three months of the year, losses reported to the BBB hit almost a million dollars – the total is up over 250% compared to the same time period last year. It comes as many people are hoping to continue remote work – scammers are trying to take advantage. The median loss per person is $1,500 – which is a lot of money, especially if you’re already out of a job. We’ll explain what the scams are and some red flags people should be looking for.

Princess reports on the latest rise of gas prices, and where you can find the lowest fuel prices around town as the summer travel season starts.

Robert joins JMN with details on the first of the Jaguars' "Community Huddle-Up's," happening later this morning in the Springfield neighborhood.

Eben looks at what's next for former President Trump after yesterday's announced indictments, and the responses from GOP leadership and other candidates.

Can't go wrong in the 904 this weekend! The Jumbo Shrimp continue their home game series against Nashville, music abounds with Logic & Juicy J performing, or maybe Walker Hayes is more your style. The Jax Symphony wraps up their season. And nothing flexes on the weekend like the River City Wrestling Con featuring your favorite wrestling legends. And that's just a FEW of the things going on! Check out the full list in the Weekend Spotlight story at WOKV.COM!

Rep. Michael Waltz (R-FL, 6) joins JMN to discuss the former president's latest indictment.

Ben Becker teases his Original Restaurant Report. Get this week's full report on CBS47 and FOX30 Action News Jax tonight at 6pm.

Logan previews Sen. Rick Scott's visit to St. Augustine today, as the senator promotes early storm season preparation. Hurricane season runs from June to November. Get preparation tips from the Hurricane Guide on WOKV.com!

Blair reports on the new Trump indictments announced last night, this time regarding classified documents seized from Mar-A-Lago. This is the first time a former president has been federally indicted.