Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Meghan reports on plans to develop Downtown's riverfront, including plans to relocate MOSH and develop tourist/commerce attractions.

Jessica Barreto reports on two stabbings happening overnight in the Longbranch neighborhood, leaving one man dead and another in critical condition.

Jared looks at the short-term and potential long-term possible fallout from the House Jan 6 Committee recommendations, and when documents and details used in the investigation may be available to the public.

WOKV political analyst Rick Mullaney, from the JU Public Policy Institute, breaks down the significance of the House January 6 Committee's recommendation to charge former President Trump, and how this may make the Justice Department's job harder than it already would be. Additionally, Rick looks at the redistricting challenges in Florida, as a judge rejected Gov. DeSantis's proposed map.

Blair looks at the omnibus budget proposal, a 4000+ page proposal submitted early this morning.

Princess Jhane reports on a tragic toddler death investigation. A 20-month old was brought into the hospital this morning but doctors were unable to save the child. JSO are investigating the cause of death and both parents' homes to assess if there was foul play was involved.

Brian joins JMN to discuss the Title 42 intervention, the massive omnibus budget proposal, the Jan 6 Committee recommendations, and some of the big headlines of the past year.

Jared looks at what will likely be the last meeting of the January 6th House Committee today, and what (if anything) their recommendations might mean toward possible DOJ and ethics charges. He also looks at Kevin McCarthy's ongoing campaign to become the next Speaker.

The Jaguars stage a surprise comeback to beat the Dallas Cowboys at home in overtime., Brent Martineau recaps the Jags big win, and breaks down what it means for possible post season. Yeah, you read that right! Get more with Brent & Friends from 3-6pm on ESPN 690!

Blair reports on the final days of the January 6 House Committee investigation, what (if any) recommendations the committee may make, and what (if anything) could be expected as a result.

Jessica has good news and a caution warning for travelers. The good news is that gas prices are averaging below $3/gallon in Jacksonville, making travel more affordable, but as more people hit the roads, the risk of MVA's increases too.

Jud Heussler checks in as the food drive continues. You can donate groceries or cash until 6pm tonight at Publix University Square (Duval Co) or Publix at the Shoppes at Beachwalk (SJC) or at WOKV.COM.

Jared recaps the last "official" week in the Congressional term, and previews some topics they will address in an extending week of funding as Democrats work toward an omnibus funding bill.

Lucia Viti looks at the Wreaths Across America program, and how it grew from a grass roots effort to honor veterans into a national tradition.

WAPE's Jud Heussler checks in from the FEEDING FAMILIES FOOD DRIVE, where CMG stations are accepting food donations to feed hungry families in Florida during the holiday season. You can donate food or money until 6pm tonight at Publix locations at University Square (Duval Co.) and at the Shoppes at Beachwalk (St. Johns Co.), or through WOKV.com.

Blair looks at the government funding extension that was unsurprisingly passed yesterday. This gives the current Congress another week to resolve next year's omnibus funding plan, or to extend more temporary funding until the next Congressional term meets and Republicans have more input in funding allocations.

Jared reports on Congress's latest funding maneuvers. Yesterday, the House approved a temporary funding bill, which is expected to pass in the Senate and fund another week's worth of governing operations. During that week, an omnibus annual funding bill is expected, to the chagrin of House Republicans.

Another weekend full of holiday cheer in the 904! You can check out a list of lots of fun activities going on around town, and the JMN crew highlights some particulars that we're excited about. This weekend? See the famous Clydesdales! Hear the glory of Handel's Messiah! Marvel at the Cirque Musica! Enjoy a night of Holidays & Hits with Debbie Gibson's Winterlicious! Or suit up for the Ugly Sweater Bar Crawl! And like Santa, the Trans Siberian Orchestra and the Dallas Cowboys are both coming to town. Plus there's that soccer thang on TV. Send us an Open Mic and let us know what you're getting up to this weekend!

Mad Dads and the family of Door Dash delivery driver James Barron will hold a press conference this morning, asking anyone with information about Barron's death to come forward with information. Barron was fatally shot November 28th while making a Door Dash delivery at the Sanctuary Walk apartments.

Tik Tok is known for its funny videos and viral trends but there’s a push at the federal level to ban the popular app on government devices. This ban would apply to government phones, laptops, or other computer devices. Lawmakers say the app comes with some major national security concerns that the Chinese owned company may be collecting data from American users. The ban passed in the Senate and now moves to the House. We breakdown this latest proposal and other efforts to crack down on the popular app.