Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Eben looks at the Florida races in tomorrow's election, and the curious dynamic between former President Trump and Governor DeSantis, as they are both surrounded in "will he or won't he?" ambiguity about running in the 2024 presidential race.

WOKV political analyst Rick Mullaney, of the JU Public Policy Institute, joins JMN to preview some of tomorrow's big election races. WOKV will bring you live election results coverage with a special edition of You Decide 2022 starting at 6pm Tuesday.

Action News Investigative Reporter Emily Turner tells you how you could save hundreds or more on your prescriptions by using generic or over-the-counter brands. It all starts by talking to your pharmacist, and Emily will show you how to start that conversation tonight at 5:45 on Fox30/CBS47 Action News Jax!

As sub-tropical storm Nicole builds strength and continues its westward advance, we look at how area emergency management is responding. Nicole should be impacting our area by the week's end.

Blair reports on the national preparations for Tuesday's midterm elections, and the campaign for "voter security," to combat myths of vote fraud and tampering.

Jared reports on multiple former presidents campaigning on behalf of candidates in Pennsylvania over the next few days, as the midterm election is next Tuesday.

Clay Co. SOE Chris Chambless joins JMN to discuss early voting resources and turnout in advance of Tuesday's midterm elections.

Sheifalika talks with Nick Allard, Dean of JU's College of Law, about the affirmative action college admission cases being heard by the Supreme Court of the United States. Hear the entire interview on Jax Journal, airing Saturday night or available in the On Demand section of WOKV.com.

Blair reports on midterm election expectations, and while many experts anticipate a number of key Republican wins, the so-called "red wave" is not guaranteed.

Jessica reports on new public safety measures being employed at this year's Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair downtown. The Fair officially opened yesterday, and will run through Nov. 13.