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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 Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. FOX News's Jeff Monosso reports that Utah judge Tony Graf ruled that there was sufficient evidence for a trial for alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson, and that charges justify having the death penalty eligibility. Robinson enetered a not guilty plea for all seven charges applied. Another court decision regarding the case determined that media cameras will be allowed in the courtroom during the trial; no trial date has been set yet.
Jax City Council President Nick Howland discusses forming a special committee to review and recommend improved security measures for retention ponds, after a number of children's drowning deaths this year. Councilman Reggie Gaffney Jr. will chair the committee. They will explore measures in place in various cities, counties, and states, to determine best practices -- then potentially advance that into legislation.
Lawrence Nicols is the CEO of Jacksonville Humane Society. He joins JMNID to discuss the rewards and challenges of running the service, some upcoming events, including how YOU could see the Jags play in London by helping the JHS. Visit JAXHUMANE.ORG for more information, and to learn more about how you can support JHS, adopt a new pet, and more.
Buresh Blog: All Weather, All the Time
Jacksonville city leaders are taking a closer look at drowning prevention and water safety following two recent deaths involving children with autism.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding the driver involved in a hit-and-run crash that killed a pedestrian early Wednesday.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is still searching for the suspect in a deadly shooting Tuesday night in the parking lot of the Woodspring Suites extended stay motel in Windy Hill on the Southside.
Michael Jacobsen, 68, owner of All Pro Automotive, was arrested Monday leaving dozens of customers' vehicles abandoned in Fernandina Beach.