Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Rich Jones interviews Alicia Tarancon with updated information concerning shooting of Jax Beach father of four in front of his two year old

Jared reports that Secretary of State Antony Blinken will be addressing the UN Security Council this morning regarding escalating concerns about Russian troops gathering on the Ukraine border.

The JMN crew is back with a rundown of things happening this weekend. Whether you're a fan of racing, music, festivals, markets, or more, there's plenty to keep you entertained! Check out our top picks, and read a full run down by Madison!

Emily reports on the recycling collection suspension and funding problems for the services. Watch Action News Jax tonight at 5pm on CBS 47 & Fox 30 for the full report!

Blair has the latest on the Russia/Ukraine situation, including allegations that Russia has ADDED some 7000 troops to the border area, despite diplomacy claims that they were drawing down forces from training exercises. Ukraine intelligence reports that Russia has insufficient forces in the area to stage a full-scale invasion, while US intelligence warns of disinformation campaign.

Jessica reports from a fatal shooting in Jacksonville Beach, off Sanctuary Way North.

Jared reports on the continued diplomacy efforts to avoid overt conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Despite claims of drawing down troops, NATO claims they aren't seeing evidence of diminished Russian forces at the Ukraine border. Congress continues to disagree on the severity of sanctions, but the White House says punitive sanctions could be applied whether Congress ratifies terms or not.

Nancy Soderberg explains why Western leaders are skeptical about Russian President Vladimir Putin's assertions that he deoesn't intend hostile military action toward Ukraine.

Brian Hughes joins JMN to discuss the return of curbside recycling pickup in April, and what efforts the city is making to prevent future interruptions of service.

Blair reports that the White House is requesting another $30 billion for continued efforts against the COVID-19 pandemic.