Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

BREAKING: Tenikka reports from Jax International Airport that the FAA is experiencing nationwide system issues, reportedly resulting in flight delays TFN this morning. The FAA has confirmed that they are having issues with their national "Notice To Air Missions" system.

Jared reports on the House agenda now that a Speaker has been elected and things can start happening, beginning with an attempted reduction of IRS funding which has drawn objections from the White House.

Brent Martineau joins JMN to discuss a big week in Jacksonville football! How 'bout 'dem Dawgs? Georgia destroyed TCU to become the first team to repeat as national champions in a decade, the Jags have their first playoff home game in ages, and Tim Tebow is inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.

Jessica reports on the arrest of Marcel Johnson, the first arrest related to the Dec. 3 shooting death of Prince Holland after football practice in the Moncrief area. Johnson faces multiple charges of murder and attempted murder.

Blair reports on the classified documents investigation that may be directed toward President Biden, for documents he possessed after his tenure as Vice President.

Brian joins JMN to share thoughts on the recent House Speaker election drama, classified document drama involving President Biden, and the Jaguars playoff game this weekend. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show from 9am to noon!

Jared looks at the House Speaker elections, where Kevin McCarthy was ultimately elected after fifteen failed votes, despite particular holdouts and near-violent floor drama among Representatives. Now, the House can move forward with legislative and committee agendas.

Brent joins JMN to recap the Jags victory over the Titans, bringing home the AFC South Championship and securing a Wildcard home game. Join Brent & Friends for more Jaguars coverage from 3pm-6pm on ESPN 690!

Princess reports on a deadly crash in the Normandy area.

Blair reports on the President's weekend trip to Texas, where he toured the border in El Paso before attending the North American Leaders Summit.