The world’s most powerful man and its wealthiest began attacking each other in a spectacle from inside the White House to social media. The feud began with Musk’s criticism of Trump’s legislative agenda, which would increase the deficit while eliminating tax incentives that have helped his electric automaker Tesla.

The Wednesday edition of Jacksonville’s Morning News for June 4, 2025 is tracking scattered, heavy downpours.

Top stories on the Tuesday edition of Jacksonville's Morning News for June 3, 2025: UNF Public Opinion Research Lab survey found 25% said housing costs are most important problem facing Jacksonville, followed by 12% who cited crime.

The first full week of June is full of events for any age including several days of dance, rock music, the Jumbo Shrimp and Sharks football.

First Alert Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh joins the Jacksonville’s Morning News team to prepare for 2025 Atlantic hurricane season.

First Alert Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh says a tornado was spotted near Liberty Pines Academy and 9B and St. Johns Parkway in the Durbin area. A National Weather Service survey team will investigate the tornado strength this morning.

Jacksonville police are looking for a man who they say stole a ferret from a pet store by putting it down his shorts. It happened on Tuesday night at Petland on Beach Boulevard near Hodges.

The Wednesday edition of Jacksonville’s Morning News is following the arrest of three people following commotion at the Jacksonville City Council meeting last night.

Rick Springfield brings his ‘I want my 80s’ tour to the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on Thursday. The Jacksonville Symphony performs the music of Olivia Newton-John.

Friday, May 23, 2025 edition of Jacksonville's Morning News - AAA expects 2.6 million Floridians will travel more than 50 miles from home, a 4% percent increase over last year.

Welcome inside the Northeast Florida Regional Transportation Management Center - the transportation heartbeat for First Alert Traffic on 104.5 FM WOKV.

Top stories for Wednesday, May 21, 2025 on Jacksonville’s Morning News. City Council Member Joe Carlucci says FDOT will conduct a study on a stretch of Baymeadows Road where a local father and his baby died after a collision.

Top stories for the Tuesday, May 20, 2025 edition of Jacksonville’s Morning News: The St. Johns County School Board is expected to hire its next superintendent during a meeting today.

Memorial Day weekend in Jacksonville means jazz music will fill the streets of Downtown, as Jazz Festival returns. The weekend is full of opportunities to honor members of the service who paid the ultimate sacrifice.

It’s a street lined with big, mature oak trees but Mandarin Road is narrow and doesn’t have a complete sidewalk for people to use. Now, a debate in the neighborhood about a proposed JTA project.