Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

NFL quarterback and future Hall of Famer Tom Brady announced his official retirement on Twitter. While there was similar discussion last year, this statement comes directly from Brady himself.

John Kennedy joins JMN to discuss some of the academic reforms Gov. DeSantis wants to enforce, including the elimination of DEI (Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion) and CRT (Critical Race Theory) in state university curriculum, replacing such classes with core curriculum instead.

Blair reports on House committee adjustments, as George Santos (R-NY) resigns from all committee assignments amid ethics challenges, while Speaker McCarthy works to oust Ilhan Omar(D-MN) from her assignments after her criticism of Isreael.

Jared reports on President Biden praising the recent infrastructure law passed that will facilitate upgrades to rail, roadway, and bridge services across the nation.

WFLA's Beth Rousseau joins JMN to report on a drive-by shooting incident in Lakeland that left 10 people injured, 2 of them critically,

Jessica reports on the latest developments regarding a lawsuit against The Chappell School's Longleaf Campus, alleging that a former employee failed to meet obligations as a "mandatory reporter" who knew of student sexual abuses happening.

Blair reports on the latest budget negotiation impasse between Congress and the White House, as both sides weigh in regarding the debt ceiling,

Brian joins JMN to discuss the playoffs, the Super Bowl, border control, and ending the Covid-19 emergency in May. Hear more about these and other topics with the Brian Kilmeade Show from 9am to noon on WOKV!

January is National Blood Donation Month. Pat Michaels from One Blood joins JMN to invite the public to join your favorite CMG radio and TV personalities and staff to donate blood today. One Blood will be on site at the Cox Media Group HQ at 11700 Central Parkway, near UNF, today.

Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters joins JMN to comment on the Tyre Nichols assault in Memphis, and local policies to ensure that is NOT reflective of Jacksonville police work.