Listen to all of the latest interviews from Jacksonville's Morning News with Rich Jones on News 104.5 WOKV!
Jared joins JMN with updated reports on President Biden's largest act of commutation in presidential history, featuring mass pardons or commutations for some +/- 1500 persons convicted of non-violent crimes. Additionally, Jared has the latest on FBI Director Christopher Wray's announced resignation at the end of Biden's term.
The holiday vibe is in the air all over the 904 this weekend. Starting tonight, you've got the Trans Siberian Orchestra performing at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena. The Florida Theatre presents the Community Nutcracker this weekend, and also feature The Fab 4's "USA meets The Beatles" for a 60th anniversary tribute. The Symphony presents Handel's Messiah in Jacoby Hall. Still doing your holiday shopping? Buy local at the Jacksonville Holiday Marketplace at the Fairgrounds. And the Jaguars host the New York Jets Sunday at the Bank -- will Santa be there to gift the Jags a win, or will it be another lump of coal in the loss column?
Jared joins JMN to talk about how President Biden is asking President Elect Trump not to mess with the policies that have been placed under the Biden administration which is set up to help the US Economy get better over time.
The city of Jacksonville will be represented in the upcoming 67th Pop Warner Super Bowl thoughout Friday, Dec. 13 to Saturday, Dec. 14 at Camping World Stadium.
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority board has approved a multimillion-dollar contract to hire an outside firm to take a deep dive into its plans to convert the Skyway into a track for autonomous shuttles.
The First Alert Weather team said it’s going to start warming up a bit in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.
As Nassau County reaches the final stages of amendment preparation for the County’s Comprehensive Plan for the Vision 2050 initiative, the county is urging the community to provide their input.
Jacksonville Beach Police Department leaders announced they are already gearing up for the spring months. The department said it plans to especially crack down on gang activity, guns, and violent crimes starting March 1, 2025.
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