Beaches Habitat for Humanity helps military veterans, senior citizens and others who qualify get needed repairs done to their homes.

For this week's SnapJAX Stories, it was a perfectly aligned overhead picture that got our attention. Our goal is to find the story behind the picture and what we found on the ground were greens, grace and hope.

All right parents let's be honest. When you feel your child's forehead and it's warm, do you immediately reach for the meds? Pediatricians say giving them a fever-reducing medication isn’t always the right thing to do – but why?

If you take a closer look at your bill, you might find some extra fees, like a 911 surcharge, administrative charges and different service fees.

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Americans spent $420 billion on remodeling their homes in 2020, according to a Harvard University study.

According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, there were 600 attempted abductions in 2020 and those are just the ones that were reported.

As you shop for toys for the child in your life -- beware of Trouble in Toyland.

We're sharing some drinks you can pair with your Thanksgiving meal.

Jacksonville, Fla. – Dr. Sunil Joshi, president of the Duval County Medical Society Foundation, is concerned that the Gateway Mall and two satellite federal vaccination site are about to stop giving first doses before the majority of Floridians get their shots. Ron DeSantis says he expects to drop the age requirement altogether within the next few weeks. “Demand is starting to increase above supply, which is where we were in December and early January when people were complaining about the long lines and also difficulty getting into making appointments to get the vaccine,” Joshi said. “Let’s hope that the federal sites will come back and can provide vaccines, especially in these underserved where they were doing them very successfully.”AdWHEN? Getting vaccinated in Northeast FloridaWatch Joshi’s full interview with News4Jax anchor Jennifer Waugh above.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The NAACP and other community groups will meet with State Attorney Melissa Nelson, Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams, Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry and other city leaders during the next several weeks to discuss the associations demands for racial equality. Isaiah Rumlin, the president of the Jacksonville chapter of the NAACP, joined News4Jax anchor Jennifer Waugh on The Morning Show to talk about the organizations reaction to the decision by the state attorney and the sheriff to release body camera video of police shootings. RELATED: New policy on body camera footage in police shootingsNelson announced Monday, that Duval, Clay and Nassau counties will release footage from police shooting within 30 days, unless the state believes it will hinder a case. Watch Rumlins interview below for more on what the NAACP wants to see happen in the city:

After holding two successful virtual town halls with school leaders from Duval and St. Johns counties, News4JAX has a third town hall scheduled for next week focused on Clay County schools. RELATED: Watch the Duval County schools town hall | Replay the St. Johns County schools town hallHosted by News4JAX anchor Jennifer Waugh and education reporters Joe McLean and Travis Gibson, this third virtual town hall is set for 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 13. Panelists include Superintendent David Broskie, Director of Transportation Derald Sweatt, Clay County Education Association President Vicki Kidwell, and Heather Huffman, director of the Florida Department of Health in Clay County. SUBSCRIBE: Sign up for Facing The Fall, our email newsletter focused on schoolsAs with previous town halls, we want to hear from you. Youre also invited to take part in the event by joining our live chat during the town hall.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with Jen Hadac to talk about veteran and spouse job concerns. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

Ten years ago, Somer Thompson was kidnaped, raped and murdered in her Orange Park neighborhood. News4Jax anchor Jennifer Waugh takes us back to those moments, when the community came together to search for the little girl. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

Ten years ago, lSomer Thompson was kidnapped, raped and murdered in her Orange Park neighhborhood. News4Jax anchor Jennifer Waugh takes us back to those moments, when the community came together to... Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

Mayor Lenny Curry stopped by "The Morning Show" on Wednesday for another question and answer session about the latest topics affecting Jacksonville. She also asked him several viewer questions submitted through 4 Your Info about the potential sale of JEA, the city-owned utility. Question submitted by Larry: After you handpicked the JEA Board, don't you feel responsible for the imminent sale of JEA? I will say that if people look over the last 10 years, JEA rates have gone up 71%. Question submitted by George: Are you worried that after three years, electric rates will go up and service will decline after the sale of JEA?

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with Mayor Lenny Curry to answer some important questions about the city of Jacksonville.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with Vicky Barsa and Jenna Hulse to talk about mental health in young women.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with Dr. Russell Smith to talk about HPV causing an increase in throat cancer. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with political analyst Rick Mullaney to talk about the third Democratic debate.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with Melissa Dykes to talk about how JEA is preparing for Hurricane Dorian. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with Melissa Dykes to talk about how JEA is preparing for Hurricane Dorian.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with Lori Osachy to talk about some of the pressures student athletes face.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with Lori Osachy to talk about some of the pressures student athletes face.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with John Nevarez to talk about his experience being lost at sea. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh reports on the growth in the community in St. Johns County. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

We're starting with one of the breeziest spots in town: the newly opened iFly off Town Center Parkway and St. Johns Bluff Road South. Anchor Jennifer Waugh admitted she was scared at first, but the experience turned out to be a lot of fun. You kind of have this sensation that you want to hold your breath, but then you kind of relax and it's really peaceful, Waugh said. Then it was time to head into the vertical wind tunnel chamber that clocks windspeeds high enough to keep flyers afloat. You're really using all your muscles.For me, it felt like trying to stay afloat on top of waves in the ocean.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh sits down with Dr. Rajul Parikh to talk about types of seizures and their warning signs. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. - A fisherman hooked more than he bargained for while he was fishing along the shoreline at Atlantic Beach. News4Jax anchor Jennifer Waugh was there when he pulled in a black tip shark. It was about 4-and-a-half feet long. The fisherman released the shark back into the water after posing for a few photos. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

VIDEO: Jennifer Waugh talks with Mayor Curry about his take on the half-cent tax proposal. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

For weeks, we’ve been revisiting the mysterious disappearance of HaLeigh Cummings, a 5-year-old girl reported missing from her Putnam County home more than 10 years ago, through Jennifer Waugh’s podcast series, “Into Thin Air.”CATCH UP: Listen to the second episode of 'Into Thin Air' podcastSUBSCRIBE: Podcast delves into HaLeigh Cummings' disappearanceI-TEAM SERIES: What happened to 5-year-old HaLeigh Cummings? In the third installment of the series, the lead investigator who worked the case in 2009 reveals not only what he believes may have happened to HaLeigh, but also what has him convinced that the young girl died hours before she was reported missing. You can listen to the latest episode of "Into Thin Air" below. It's also available to subscribers on select podcast platforms, including Apple, Google Play, Spotify and Stitcher. To learn more, visit the podcast's website or subscribe by clicking on one of the following links:Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher

Last week, we brought you the first installment of "Into Thin Air," Jennifer Waugh's new podcast series that revisits the mysterious disappearance of HaLeigh Cummings, a 5-year-old girl reported missing from her Putnam County home 10 years ago. The second episode, released on Thursday, features extended interviews with investigators, who discuss the leads they pursued in the days immediately after the young girl's disappearance. INTO THIN AIR: New podcast chronicles HaLeigh Cummings' disappearanceJENNIFER WAUGH'S I-TEAM SERIES: Into Thin Air special sectionYou can listen to the latest episode of "Into Thin Air" below. It's also available to subscribers on select podcast platforms, including Apple, Google Play, Spotify and Stitcher. To learn more, visit the podcast's website or subscribe by clicking on one of the following links:Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher

Ten years after the disappearance of 5-year-old HaLeigh Cummings, News4Jax is launching a new podcast Monday that chronicles the decade-long cold case. TRAILER: Into Thin Air: What happened to HaLeigh Cummings? JENNIFER WAUGH'S I-TEAM REPORTS: Into Thin Air special section"Ten years ago, this story captivated North Florida as details emerged after HaLeigh's disappearance," said WJXT VP and General Manager Bob Ellis. News4Jax is hoping that renewed attention on HaLeigh's disappearance will breathe new life into this case. To learn more, visit the podcast's website or subscribe by clicking on one of the following links:Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher