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Jessica reports on the latest developments in the Jared Bridegan murder investigation, as a suspect has been named and will face initial charges today. The suspect is already in police custody for other charges.

Jared reports on the latest classified documents discovery -- this time in the home of Vice President Pence. The discovery is prompting critique of White House record security.

Greg McGarity, President of the Gator Bowl Association, joins JMN to discuss the Tax Slayer sponsorship extension through 2027, what that means for the annual bowl game and the city, and other Jacksonville sports topics.

A new national report highlights which states have the best and the worst policies to prevent and/or reduce tobacco use. In this “State of Tobacco Control” report, it finds that Maine, Massachusetts (WFXT) and DC have the best policies nationwide while Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina (WSOC) and Texas need some major improvement. These findings come after Congress pushed for new changes at the federal level to prevent youth tobacco use. This includes passing legislation requiring the FDA to regulate tobacco products made with synthetic nicotine. We breakdown these latest findings plus we have state-by-state data for this story.

Jessica reports on a man who was shot while visiting friends at an Arlington area Air B&B home off Lone Star Road.

Ryan has the latest in the Biden classified documents scandal, as more documents have been discovered in Biden's home, some dating back to the Obama administration or further.

Today, the top executives from SeakGeek and Live Nation are facing member of Congress after some recent concert ticket fiascos. This includes the Taylor Swift tour debacle when millions of fans were dealing with major ticketing issues like processing delays and lockouts. Now several federal lawmakers are calling for answers from these companies over the lack of competition in the ticketing industry. During this hearing, Congress will also hear from music venues and a songwriter about the realities with the ticketing industry. We breakdown what we can expect today.

Jessica reports on a pair of City Council proposed bills to criminalize and establish punitive standards for public displays of hate imagery, such as the alleged projection of Nazi symbols onto a downtown building recently. The competing bills are similar, and both go up for a vote at this evening's council meeting.

Brian joins JMN to discuss the Jaguars turnaround season, and looks ahead to his show today with guest Sen. Rick Scott. Hear more on The Brian Kilmeade Show from 9a-noon.

Jared looks at the latest regarding classified documents found in President Biden's home, dating back to his initial term in the Senate (during the Nixon administration).