Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

New York and California both resume indoor mask mandates, but the measures aren't being favorably received by everyone. Brian Kilmeade joins JMN to share his thoughts, as some New York counties and businesses refuse compliance.

Jared reports on the President possibly touring storm damage in Kentucky and other areas; also, Congress looks to address the debt ceiling issue (at least temporarily) before their holiday break.

Brent Martineau breaks down the latest Jags loss, their first time being shut out since 2009. Brent also addresses the rumor mill about tensions among Jags coaching staff and players. For more, join Brent & Austen Lane for Action Sports Jax 3-6pm on ESPN 690!

Courts ruled against President Trump in his attempt to protect White House documents regarding January 6 events. While the January 6th Commission looks at this as a victory, the matter is expected to be appealed to the US Supreme Court next.

Jared reports on the Senate vote to overturn President Biden's business vaccine mandate. Two Dem senators voted with the Republicans, but the vote is mostly symbolic as the measure will not clear the House.

The JMN crew has your weekend update for fun things happening in the Jacksonville area, including the Hip Hop Nutcracker, the St. Augustine Santa Run, holiday crafts, theatre, concerts, hockey, football, and more!

Courtney reports on the Kimberly Kessler murder trial in Nassau County, where closing arguments start today. Kessler is charged with murdering Joleen Cummings.

Alicia joins JMN from the Salvation Army "Hope Marches On" Telethon.

Jared reports on the Biden/Putin video call, and why financial sanctions against Russia are being leveraged in an effort to discourage Russian military actions against Ukraine.

Blair comments on Dem plans for raising the debt ceiling, and how Rep resistance could see the problem resurfacing in January.