Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

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.

Eben reports on the excessive rains & flooding in the South Florida rea, as a storm system sweeps in from the Gulf Coast and makes its way across the state, headed our way.

As inflation continues to impact our expenses, there’s a bit of relief your budget. The most recent consumer data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows grocery prices dropped last month, falling for the first time since September 2020! Food prices have been affected by a range of issues from natural disasters to fuel prices and even international events like the war in Ukraine. We breakdown which items had the larges decrease in price and how this impacts your wallet.

Jared reports on the latest developments on a story of leaked classified documents regarding US international interests. Investigators are orienting on the Discord social media platform as the means of release.

Mark Kaye joins JMN to discuss the latest on the President Trump indictment, Tim Scott as a possible candidate, and what else you can expect on "Whatever You Want Wednesday." Hear more on the Mark Kaye Show, Noon to 3pm on WOKV.

Princess reports on yesterday's fire at the School Bus Depot, and what schools will be affected with transportation delays today.

Blair reports on the latest economy & inflation report, the responding critique from the International Monetary Fund, and what it means for consumers.

Jared looks at President Biden's trips to the UK and Ireland, and Biden's recent confirmation-but-it-wasn't that he intends to run for re-election in 2024.

Fentanyl is becoming more prominent in communities nationwide and its responsible for countless deaths. NEW this morning, the Biden Administration is announcing a new approach for cracking down on the trafficking of fentanyl and its precursors into American communities. The White House explains this includes starting a coordinated global effort to disrupt the illicit synthetic drug trade and better information-sharing between federal intelligence and domestic law enforcement agencies. This is an issue that GOP lawmakers have been discussing all year as well. We breakdown this latest strategy.

Blair reports on President Biden ending the national emergency for COVID-19, absent any fanfare despite its influence over the past few years for everything from legislation to social activities.