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Listen to all of the latest interviews from Jacksonville's Morning News with Rich Jones Kristine Bellino on News 104.5 WOKV.
Chase Robinson, Executive Director of First Coast Crime Stoppers, joins JMN with updates on some cases they're working on, upcoming events, and a reminder that your anonymity is always protected when you provide tips, and those tips could receive rewards if they lead to resolutions. The tip line is 866-845-TIPS (8477) .
JU Coach John Galloway shares details about the men's & women's Lacrosse teams BOTH palying in the first round of their respective 2026 NCAA Championship tournaments. The men's team is the ONLY Division 1 Lacrosse program in Florida, and it is their first appearance in the tournament. The women's team, under Coach Tara Singleton, is making their 10th NCAA tournament appearance, and is a dominant multi-season championship program in the Atlantic Sun Conference. Go Dolphins!
FOX New's Tonya Powers reports on Pope Leo - It's been a year since the first "American Pope" wsd inaugurated. How did that year go? And in light of recent controversial remarks from President Trump, how did the recent visit between Sec. Rubio and Pope Leo go?
A neighborhood celebration turned chaotic Saturday night after police shot a driver who drove a truck through a Palatka block party crowd, injuring several people and damaging multiple vehicles.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating after two people were found dead during a welfare check Saturday night in a Westside neighborhood.
The Clay County Sheriff’s Office had a deputy-involved shooting in the Oakleaf Plantation area on Saturday that ended in a man being fatally shot.
Here’s what the First Alert Weather Team said you can expect for the First Alert Weather forecast: More rain for Mother’s Day
This week, more than 20 Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department Special Operations and Hazardous Materials team members completed a three-day Animal Technical Rescue course - marking only the second time the department has offered the specialized training since 2022.