Jacksonville Beach, News4JAX and Closets By Design celebrated two local heroes Friday—CJ and Melvin—who were honored with the Positively JAX award for their exceptional dedication and kindness.
Students took part in the effort by earning money through household chores to purchase canned goods, instilling a sense of responsibility and pride in helping others.
A Middleburg veteran received a brand new roof for free thanks to a collaboration between local businesses.
Hundreds of kids in Duval County are going to have a bike this Christmas as a part of Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program.
Chief Sisson returned from her final Navy deployment just in time for the holidays.
Janie Holley, a Palm Coast resident and widow of late U.S. Air Force veteran Alton Holley, received a heartfelt gift this holiday season.
A local biker community helped patients at Wolfson Children’s Hospital get into the holiday spirit.
On Thursday, Dec. 5, Channel 4 will begin collecting new and unwrapped toys from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at WJXT Studios located at 4 Broadcast Place.
The MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation is on a mission to put food on the table for more than 100 families this Thanksgiving.
Matthew W. Gilbert Middle School will become the third school in Duval County to adopt the Community Partnership School model.
You can make a difference in the lives of those experiencing homelessness by donating to the City Rescue Mission’s Annual Shoeboxes of Love project through Nov. 25.
For Erik Smith, the November recipient of the Positively JAX award, his calling takes him to sacred ground: the resting places of those who came before us.
Thanksgiving is quickly approaching and that means many organizations, charities and helping families in Northeast Florida.
