Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Jared reports on the latest developments in recently leaked "classified documents" shared on Discord, as the critical narrative changes from "threatened diplomacy," to "outdated plans," to "falsified documents," depending on who's asked, leaving the public wondering what harm was actually done.

Blair looks at the latest in discussions between Speaker McCarthy and the White House regarding federal budgets and the debt ceiling.

Alexus reports on a St. Johns County proposal to buy back some eroding beachfront property, giving waterfront home owners a way out of their high-risk properties and enabling the local government to establish a coastal preserve.

Jared looks at the latest from DC, including Speaker McCarthy and President Biden on the looming debt ceiling deadline.

John joins JMN to look at the remaining weeks in the current Florida legislative session, and recent bills advanced to Governor DeSantis including the controversial 6-week abortion proposal, and how DeSantis may leverage that if he campaigns for President.

Today, Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy will make the case for a fiscal showdown and outline the current state of the economy. He says he will deliver his remarks at the New York Stock Exchange – the same place President Ronald Reagan give a speech about the federal budget nearly 40 years ago. This comes as Congress is facing the looming debt ceiling. If lawmakers don’t come up with a plan soon, it will have real-world impacts on your financials. We breakdown what we can expect .

Lots of things happening this weekend in the 904, from music to sports to community activism! We've got some highlights here, plus Dr. Gail Patin, LCSW, CEO of Hubbard House joins JMN to talk about this weekend's Domestic Violence Awareness Walk.

Blair has the latest on the arrest of a Massachusetts Air National Guardsman arrested for leaking sensitive documents.

Jared follows an appeals court decision to lift the injunction blocking use of the "abortion pill," but with some restrictions enforced.

Bruce Fafard, CEO of Jacksonville's Museum of Science and History (MOSH), joins JMN to discuss the museum's upcoming move to a new facility on the Northbank.