Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Jared reports on Rudy Giuliani's testimony before a Georgia grand jury regarding 2020 election results, and the potential implications.

Lots to do this weekend! Sip & Stroll happens downtown tonight, with a silent disco after! Swing by the Florida Theatre if you're in the mood for Blues, Brews, and BBQ! Catch a wave with the skimboarding championship in St. Augustine, or get some fresh ink at the Tattoo Convention! The Jags and the Jumbo Shrimp have home games! And for all you hopelessly devoted fans, catch a screening of Grease at the San Marco Theatre (proceeds for ONJ's cancer charity). So much fun stuff to do! Read the full run down in our local news section, and sound off with an Open Mic about your weekend plans!

Blair reports on changes in CDC structrure, and their revised management plans for Monkey Pox.

Kennedy reports on a Riverside death on Frederica Place, as investigators have been searching the home of a deceased man after a welfare check request.

Jared looks at the Inflation Reduction Act, which President Biden signed into law on Tuesday. Critics say it has very little to do with inflation, focusing instead on spending for climate, health care, and infrastructure, measures the GOP opposed.

Tonya looks at what the Liz Cheney primary loss in Wyoming could mean for Cheney's political career, as her days in the House of Representatives appear to be numbered.

Dr. Binder joins JMN to look at recent paradigm shifts regarding the Florida primaries, with current polls favoring Fried over DeSantis (a recent inversion), and Demmings leading Rubio. Florida's primary election is next week, with the general election scheduled for November.

Blair reports on President Biden signing the recently passed Inflation/Climate bill, that was cleared with no Republican support. GOP critics are expected to capitalize on that lack of support in primary and general election campaigns.

Rich Jones & Carla Montgomery have a special announcement about this year's Care-A-Thon fundraiser. Thank you to everyone who donated, and all the volunteers who made this year's event possible. Press play to hear the special announcement!

Jessica reports on new challenges and initiatives in local schools this year. Challenges include needing teachers and drivers, opportunities include mentoring services and outreach programs, oriented toward character development.