Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Chantelle Navarro has the latest information on comedian Bob Saget, who was found dead at the Ritz Carlton Orlando hotel less than 24 hours after his Saturday night performance at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall.

Jared reports on the Supreme Court hearing arguments about vaccine mandates, treating the topic with some urgency by convening a week early to address the issues.

Lots of events going on this weekend! The JMN crew sounds off about petting zoos, food trucks, arts markets, music, marathons, and is it football or the circus? What's with all the clowns??

Alicia reports from Brunswick, where the 3 men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery face sentencing today.

Jared reports on January 6 activities today, including President Biden's speech and remembrances of last year's Capitol riot.

Dr. Moreland is leading the city in testing and vaccination efforts. He joins JMN to discuss what support we are receiving locally from state and federal resources, and how those resources are being deployed to meet local community needs.

Political and legal analyst Rick Mullaney joins JMN to look at the January 6th riot prosecutions, particularly as it pertains to Florida defendants, and what we might expect as investigations and prosecutions continue.

Jessica reports on a fatal house fire this morning near the intersection of Ingram and McCargo in the Rolling Hills neighborhood of Jacksonville's west side.

Jared reports on the anniversary of last year's January 6th events. Capitol Police have increased their security measures, and President Biden is expected to speak. Unlike last year, the House is not currently in session.

Jared reports on government support for small businesses in the face of supply change issues, inflationary cost increases, and limited competition for some products.