Brian joins JMN to discuss the latest developments in the Russia/Ukraine situation. Russian President Vladimir Putin says he's withdrawing troops from the area - but at what cost? Can he be believed? Or is this just more distraction before military action begins?

Jared reports on the diplomacy efforts to diffuse Russia/Ukraine tensions, and how effective those efforts have been (spoiler: not very!), as Americans are ordered to leave Ukraine and Congress works toward approving punitive sanctions if Russia invades.

Kirstin reports on the escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Advisors warn that a Russian invasion could happen as soon as this week.

BREAKING: Jessica reports on a shooting in the Edgewood Manor neighborhood on Jacksonville's northwest side, where police are actively investigating the situation and traffic is being rerouted from the area.

Jared reports on the Biden administration's response to inflation, as the President attempts to curtail rising costs in automotive and heating fuel, energy costs, etc. American companies continue to raise prices allegedly in response to inflation, as consumer buying power declines.

Simon has the latest on diplomacy efforts as Russian troops gather near the Ukraine border. In the interest of safety, Americans in Ukraine have been advised to leave immediately, as a historic precedent of Russian military action during Olympic games has been established.

Brent Martineau reports on the first Jacksonville Jaguars inductee to the NFL Hall of Fame, Tony Boselli. Also inducted this year is Jacksonville native LeRoy Butler, inventor of the Lambeau Leap with the Green Bay Packers.

Blair reports on states adjusting their respective masking policies and state-imposed mandates, while the White House continues to advocate following CDC masking guidelines, which haven't changed lately.

Jared looks at the SCOTUS nomination process, as President Biden meets with the committee responsible for vetting nominees. No names have been indicated as frontrunners, but the President has committed to making a nomination by the end of the month.

So much going on this weekend before the ... well, you know. The JMN crew has suggestions for all your interests! Wanna start your party early? Celebrate your lady friends for Galentines Day! Check out the local Puppy Bowl, hockey game, or maybe take in a concert. For the culture-minded, learn about pairing craft beers and chocolates. There's history and jazz, stargazing, and of course all the big parties for the thing on Sunday. Check out Madison's article on WOKV.com for more!