News4JAX anchor Jennifer Waugh picked three ideas for Easter egg decorating to see if they are as easy as they seem, without causing a big mess and without costing too much money.
This year alone, an estimated 2 million people will hear the words “you have cancer”—and more than 600,000 will lose their battle. But for Richard Reyes, a stage four colorectal cancer survivor, hope didn’t just help him survive. It gave him a new purpose—and a new voice.
Dozens of oyster beds are being placed along the Trout River, starting at Riverview Park on Jacksonville’s Northside as part of a new $20,000 grant to improve the water quality in Northeast Florida.
Moncrief’s mission to revitalize the Memorial Cemetery continues. They’re cleaning up the resting grounds of local Jacksonville legends.
Florida Gators fans continue to celebrate the men’s basketball team’s national title. Check out the new gear you could wear to The Swamp on Saturday, where the team will be recognized during the annual Orange & Blue game.
Your help is needed for a local wounded veteran who faces a dilemma that many veterans experience—not having the physical ability or the money to repair his home. Learn more about Operation Lifeline, a local organization that helps veterans like Sgt. Roy Wilbur stay in their homes.
A local veterinarian joined us on The Morning Show to explain the warning signs of parvovirus as Florida experiencing an outbreak. If not caught early, 90% of animals die.
This year alone, an estimated 2 million people will hear the words “you have cancer”—and more than 600,000 will lose their battle. But for Richard Reyes, a stage four colorectal cancer survivor, hope didn’t just help him survive. It gave him a new purpose—and a new voice.
More than 11 million Americans are taking care of their children and aging parents at the same time. The sandwich generation is adults, often in their 40s and 50s, who are caring for both elderly parents and their own children. So how can you manage it?
After a former financial secretary for Amelia Baptist Church was charged with grand theft and accused of embezzling more than $570,000, the church’s pastor called the situation “incredibly hurtful and difficult.”
Oysters are known to help clean waterways of pollution, and dozens of oyster beds are being placed along the Trout River, starting at Riverview Park on Jacksonville’s Northside, as part of a new $20,000 grant to improve the water quality in Northeast Florida.
The Memorial Cemetery in Moncrief is where many of the River City’s iconic Black leaders are buried, including Florida’s first Black millionaire. They’re asking you to help clean up the resting grounds of local Jacksonville legends.
Easter is just around the corner, and that means it's time to plan some craft time with the kiddos. We know real eggs are really expensive right now, which is why we want to share an alternative decorating option this morning that won't break the bank.
As the old saying goes, sometimes too much of a good thing can be bad. But what about when it comes to coffee? Millions of Americans drink at least one cup of joe every day, and of course many are drinking a lot more than that.
There are many jobs that use verbal communication, like customer service, hospitality, education, and entertainment. But even if you don’t have a very vocal job, you most likely use your voice every day — and you probably don’t think about how to take care of it.
80% of pregnancy complications and pregnancy-related deaths are preventable. And sometimes keeping moms and babies alive and healthy comes down to community support, education and resources. All of that is available at a community baby shower this weekend.
Duval County Public Schools could lose millions in funding if changes to two state laws move forward. The proposed changes would slash financial support by up to 50% for essential student programs, like Advanced Placement and Career and Professional Education.
Instagram users under 16 are about to see some new rules! Starting soon, they'll need parental approval to go live or view some photos sent in direct messages. This is all part of a push to keep teens safer online.
New data reveals a decline in child abuse rates overall, but Duval County's rate is still higher than the state average. A mental health counselor joined us to discuss some red flags of abuse that go beyond just physical signs.
A 4-year-old with autism died Tuesday night after he went missing and was found in a Baymeadows area retention pond. After the tragedy, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office shared several safety recommendations to help parents prevent these situations.
The Food and Drug Administration is issuing a warning about new products, involving an old problem. You might have heard the term huffing, chroming or whippits, but have you heard of Cosmic Gas, Galaxy Gas or Miami Magic? The FDA says injuries tied to people inhaling these types of gas products are rising.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office announced on Tuesday the removal of nine Duval County jail officers after an unspecified incident left an inmate in critical condition.
While companies traditionally used applicant tracking systems to filter resumes based on skills and keywords. AI has the potential to streamline the process by reading resumes and applications to identify candidates.
Despite the prevalence of autism, many families still have to wait months before they can get their child into a specialist to be diagnosed. But a new diagnostic tool developed by Cleveland Clinic hopes to change that.
A missing 4-year-old boy with autism died Tuesday after he was found in a retention pond in a Baymeadows subdivision, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. JSO is investigating the circumstances surrounding how the child went missing, but Lt. Adam Blinn said these situations are sadly not uncommon.
Teens, not considering the consequences, can make spur-of-the-moment, life-changing choices. So what drives these choices, and how can we help teens before it’s too late?
Did you know that in Duval County, less than HALF of third graders are reading at grade level? It's a problem our local educators and even city leaders are trying to address.
Markets are trying to make sense of the latest fallout from President Donald Trump's quick-moving tariffs, and it's affecting a lot of us—especially those who are close to retirement. A local CPA and retirement coach joined us to share some steps you can take right now to protect your investments.
The Department of Justice placed one of its top immigration lawyers on leave after that lawyer questioned in court the Trump administration's handling of the deportation of a Maryland man who was mistakenly taken to El Salvador. Nationally recognized prosecuting and defense attorney and legal analyst Jeremy Rosenthal joined Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to discuss the DOJ's decision.
The host of the popular Gators Breakdown Podcast, Dave Waters (Gator Dave), joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to break down Florida’s historic victory that came down to the wire.
Florida and Walter Clayton Jr. somehow overcame Houston’s spirit-crushing defense Monday night to will out a 65-63 victory in an NCAA title-game thriller. News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr was in San Antonio and recaps the Gators' victory.
The Think Bold Festival and Conference kicks off this weekend in Jacksonville. The co-founders joined The Morning Show on Saturday to talk about the event's goal of bringing Jacksonville's boldest thinkers together to hear from top business leaders, entrepreneurs and celebrities.
Mayor Donna Deegan will be at the annual Nehemiah Action Assembly at Abyssinia Missionary Baptist Church to hear ICARE's thoughts on the city’s affordable housing crisis.
Ladies, it's time to kick up your heels for a great cause! Wine, Women & Shoes is back, bringing fashion, fun, and philanthropy together for an unforgettable evening to benefit Episcopal Children's Services.
Happy National Beer Day! Today, we're shining a spotlight on a local brewery and celebrating the winner of this year's favorite on the Jacksonville Ale Trail. Find out how you can score prizes for enjoying beer at local breweries all year long!
April is the first full month of spring, so the offers we tend to see are centered around getting ready for warmer weather and spring cleaning! Consumer Reports did the digging, uncovering the best deals to spruce up your space without breaking the bank.
In addition to addressing affordable housing in the city, the Interfaith Coalition for Action, Reconciliation and Empowerment (ICARE) plans to acknowledge Sheriff T.K. Waters and the efforts of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Gang Unit to significantly reduce the city’s murder rate.
