Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Tonya reports on the January 6th House Committee hearing tonight. This will be the 2nd prime time hearing, with this session's focus on the "187 minutes" between the riot's start at 1:10pm through the 4:17pm recorded message from President Trump, and what was (and wasn't) happening during that time at the White House. Prime time coverage begins tonight at 8pm.

Every week the JMN crew highlights some fun things happening around Jax. This weekend, you've got beaches, bikers, Kingfish, Jumbo Shrimp, Snoopy, a Princess, and more. It's so much fun, we'll have to call the Brute Squad! Check out the full event list in our local news, and let us know what you're doing with an Open Mic!

It's Christmas in July for Kaye's Kids on the Mark Kaye Show, and Mark joins JMN to tell us about some of the kids' wishes that are being fulfilled by Mark, Dreams Come True, and listeners like you. All this week and next in the 2pm hour, Mark features another kid who faces major health challenges and reminds us that what's best in life is to love, share, and enjoy! Tune in for the Mark Kaye Show from 12p-3p daily!

Action News Jax's Chandler Morgan sits down with consumer warrior Clark Howard to discuss the local housing market, and whether your best strategy is to rent or own and why. Tune in to Action News Jax at 5:45 for the full story!

Blair reports on a House committee that will hear testimony on gun violence. The committee is expected to advance a bill banning the (future) sale of semiautomatic weapons and certain accessories. Whether the bill will have enough support to pass the House is questionable, but is unlikely to advance through the Senate due to Republican objection, even after recent fatal events in New York, Texas, Illinois, and Indiana.

Kennedy reports from the Jax Beach Pier, where fishing resumes after years of renovation & repair.

Jared reports on the Steve Bannon trial for defying the January 6th Committee subpoena.

Blair breaks down WHY the House has drafted specific bills to codify interracial marriage, same sex marriage, contraception access, and abortion rights. While these bills will pass the house by a considerable margin, it's unlikely that any will advance past a Republican filibuster in the Senate.

Brian joins JMN to preview his show today. Topics will include border control, fuel costs, and infrastructure bills, plus guest interviews. Hear Brian every weekend 9a-12p on WOKV!

Jared reports on the latest efforts of the Biden Admin. to advance the Build Back Better agenda, and Sen. Joe Manchin's continued obstruction to any form of fiscal legislation. The latest of his stall tactics requests a review of July inflation statistics, meaning he won't even negotiate until August.