Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Blair reports that SCOTUS will hear two challenges today to a recent Texas law banning abortions, but it may be months before decisions are handed down on either challenge.

BREAKING: Jessica reports that JSO is investigating a shooting incident in East Arlington, where three people were shot during a dispute at a home on Filmore Drive.

Jared reports that "legislative text" is starting to appear, supporting progress on advancing budget and infrastructure proposals. A probable sign of party agreement will be the affirmation that Senators Manchin (D-WV) and Sinema (D-AZ) are on board.

Rep. Kammack joins JMN to share her perspective on President Biden's infrastructure budget plan, and explain a concern she and other Florida representatives share about alleged illegal immigration concerns.

Blair reports on President Biden's infrastructure framework speech, which claimed agreements had been reached, though there still aren't enough supporting Democrat votes to validate his claims or advance the infrastructure bills at their revised budget. Congress is recessed for the weekend, but negotiations will resume Monday.

It's Florida-Georgia Weekend, plus so much more. Halloween family fun events, pet adoptions, concerts, Rocky Horror, comedy, football, and more are on deck. The Jacksonville Morning News crew runs down some of the fun you can join in on what's looking like a gorgeous Autumn weekend!

Jessica reports on an MVA involving a school bus this morning, on the I-10 East ramp at the I-295 West Beltway southbound. Early reports indicate that there were some minor injuries, but no one is being transported to a hospital.

Jared reports on the latest challenges Democrats face trying to approve spending bills and make progress in advancing their infrastructure initiative.

Blair reports on the latest developments in the infrastructure bill debate in DC. Another self-imposed voting deadline is approaching.

Jared reports on President Biden continuing to promote his infrastructure and budget plans, despite radical reductions in the proposed amount.