Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Jessica Barreto reports on a city approved property development project that is putting the lives and habitat of area feral cats at risk. Hear the full story on Action News Jax tonight at 5:45!

Jared looks at President Biden's campaign stumping leading up to the midterm elections next week.

A lot going on this weekend in the 904! The Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair is back! You can learn about urban agriculture and Eat Your Yard at the Persimmon Festival. There's so much music including Lauren Daigle, Alabama, Porch Fest, and a variety of tribute acts including Floyd Nation, Mac Sabbath, and the Symphony performing songs from the Paul Simon songbook. And is this the week that the Jags pick up another win? We'll find out when Da Raiders come to town! Check out the complete list in our write up, and leave us an Open Mic about what you're doing this weekend!

Blair looks at the upcoming midterm election, and recent campaign speeches. President Biden called for the protection of democracy from election deniers. Senator Lindsay Graham accused the president of fear-mongering and divisivness. Early voting concludes this weekend, and the election is next Tuesday.

Jessica reports from Panama Park, where a man was shot in his semi truck cab last night. The victim is undergoing surgery this morning for his life-threatening wounds.

Robert Grant reports on a scam targeted toward people carrying student loan debt. Get the full story on Action News Jax tonight at 5!

Today, all eyes are on the Federal Reserve as it prepares to announced yet another historic rate hike. This comes as voters on both sides of the aisle say the economy is one of their top concerns going into the midterm election. Analysts say the latest jobs numbers and inflation figures suggest the U.S. economy is still overheating, and some expect the central bank’s Federal Open Market Committee to settle on a 75 basis point increase. We break down what we expect today and how this could impact you.

Jessica reports on a death investigation at the Auburn Glen Apartments on Southside Blvd.

Jared reports on SCOTUS hearing challenges to affirmative action in college admissions. An opinion is not expected until next year.

Investigative reporter Ben Becker reports that many recent car purchasers find themselves unable to drive their new cars, and are "stuck in park." Hear the full story on Action News Jax tonight at 5:45!