Operation Lifeline Inc. is a group that helps provide safe, affordable housing for veterans and low-income families.
This month’s Positively JAX award goes to an organization making waves in both environmental protection and community education — just in time for Earth Day. Congratulations to Beaches Go Green, our April winner!
Thx! is a purpose-driven brand that empowers farmworkers by connecting consumers to the people behind their produce.
The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp are sliding into the new season with a winning record, a revamped ballpark, and a full slate of fan-friendly events — including their much-loved Dog Day this Sunday, presented by Forever Vets.
Monday, April 14, marked National Donate a Book Day, a day dedicated to promoting book donations to libraries and schools to enhance literacy initiatives.
Doc Tony and Daniel Clavel from K9's For Warriors discuss the distinctions between service, support, and companion animals.
Following months of treatment and care, Mystic Aquarium released 22 sea turtles back to the ocean in Jekyll Island, Georgia, on Wednesday.
The Jacksonville Humane Society hosted the Mutt March on the University of North Florida’s campus to raise money for animals on Saturday.
Wolfson Children’s Hospital received a $205,000 donation on Friday from Subaru of Jacksonville through the annual “Share the Love” campaign put on by Subaru dealerships nationwide.
Hosted by Epilepsy Alliance Florida, the walk is the largest local event that raises awareness and funds for individuals living with epilepsy.
March’s PositivelyJAX award honors Beaches Fine Arts Series which is an organization that continues to inspire and enlighten the community.
For more than a year, the daughter and widow of Jared Bridegan, the man ambushed and murdered in Jacksonville Beach in February 2022, have been turning a tragic experience into a beautiful act of kindness aimed at helping children who are in the middle of crime scenes or investigations.
The All Women in Media Foundation has announced the 2025 winners of the annual Gracie Awards, which recognize outstanding contributions by women in media, both in front of and behind the camera. This year, we are proud to announce that WJXT’s Jenese Harris won a Gracie in the category of On-Air Talent.
If you're ready to run for a good cause and then earn a sweet treat you’re in luck because the Clarke Ice Cream Run is happening Saturday.
Melissa Pittman owns Truth Auto Repair near the intersection of University Boulevard and Philips Highway. She was once a corporate professional, but she turned the challenging economic downturn into a chance to shift gears into a male-dominated industry.
Women are becoming the fastest-growing demographic of the veteran population and are struggling to find the resources they need to deal with the invisible wounds of PTSD.
Several years ago our WJXT family was personally touched by ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, when our beloved executive producer Sharon Siegel-Cohen was diagnosed. Now we walk to defeat ALS in her honor.
In Duval County, a special event unfolded as 10 children were adopted into loving families, marking a significant day of joy and celebration.
Grace Under the Oaks is a therapy program that provides adaptive riding and Equine-Assisted Activities (EAA) to adults and children with cognitive and/or physical challenges.
Nevin Luna received two prestigious awards -- and a well-earned round of applause on Wednesday after he sprung into action last week when he saw another student get hit by a car.
