Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

It’s that time of the year again where you’ll be giving and receiving toys for your little ones and federal consumer agencies want you to be safe from potential toy-related injuries. In a new report from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, it found there more than 200,000 ER visits related to toy injuries last year. Two of those visits resulted in deadly outcomes. We breakdown some of the most common toy-related injuries and what you can do to keep your children safe this holiday season.

Jessica reports from the Jacksonville International Airport, where "the Great Getaway" continues on this busiest travel week/weekend of the year.

Jared reports on the latest railroad union strike threats, as union members reject the latest proposal from the Biden administration labor department. Negotiations resume in the face of a possible strike before Christmas.

Jake Stofan recaps the mayoral debate involving 7 of the 9 current candidates, from an event hosted yesterday by the Jacksonville Rotary Club.

Jessica reports on the increasing crowds and busy travel services at JIA, where they are expecting 10,000+ passengers per day over the holiday weekend.

Blair looks at the possible pool of other presidential candidates, particularly among the GOP. Some suggest that Trump's early declaration will intimidate others from campaigning, others think a bigger campaign pool only makes the former president look like a stronger candidate.

Jessica checks in from the Jacksonville International Airport, where so far there are no travel delays leading into the busiest travel weekend of the year. If you're flying out today, arrive 2 hours early and check your flight status often.

Brian looks at the World Cup day one, and looks ahead to his visit to Jacksonville on Dec. 3. Join Brian from 9a to noon on WOKV!

Rep. Kevin McCarthy has pledged to make major committee changes in the next House session, as well as additional changes to House voting procedures, security protocols, and more.

Republicans are posturing outrage that Attorney General Merrick Garland approved a special investigator in the ongoing Trump investigations for the January 6th insurrection, Mar-A-Lago documents, and more, despite their previous post-election disinterest in association with him.