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In a continuing effort to make news and information available to people wherever and whenever they want it, you can now follow the local station and the morning show on Twitter.com.
Twitter is a fast-growing micro-blogging tool available on computers, cell phones and PDAs. All day every day, Channel 4's reporters, producers and other staff providing short updates ("tweets") on what's going on both in our newsroom and around the community on Twitter.com/4themorningshow and Twitter.com/TheLocalStation.
With one click, those with their own Twitter accounts can follow Channel 4 -- getting breaking news as well as the day's minor developments before anyone else.
WJXT will also follow you, making this a conversation in real-time with our viewers. Comment on stories and events, tell us about things we might not know about, even what you want to see on future newscasts.
Don't have a Twitter account? Visit our page and you'll be prompted to join -- but you don't have to just to read Channel 4's posts.
Need help getting started and understanding what Twitter is all about? Read a step-by-step overview called Mastering Twitter In 10 Minutes Or Less.
You can get a sample of Channel 4's Twitter content below -- although it's not as current as what you'll see on the Twitter pages. | ||
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's brief remarks to the crowd gathered outside the Books-A-Million at Orange Park Mall, where the outspoken former vice-presidential candidate signed copies of her book.
While handing out Thanksgiving food donations in Atlanta, celebrity chef Paula Deen was accidentally hit in the face with a ham.
A 17-year-old is fighting for his life tonight after police say he was brutally beaten with a baseball bat.
Investigators say a Bradford County woman who got pulled over for speeding tried to work her way out a trade by offering sex to the officer that pulled her over.
Ware County's sheriff says Friday night's shooting of an 11-year-old boy with a pellet rifle by a football teammate remains under investigation.
A 24-year-old man with a violent criminal past is accused of raping five women in two weeks, and investigators believe there may be more victims.
A 17-year-old is fighting for his life tonight after police say his family said he was brutally beaten with a baseball bat.
Former vice-presidential candidate and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin speaks to a crowd gathered at Orange Park Mall before going inside to sign copies of her new book, "Going Rogue."
Adam Lambert's racy American Music Awards performance cost him a gig on "Good Morning America," but he will perform live instead on ABC's morning rivals at CBS.
While unloading charity hams, a joke goes wrong and Paula Deen is smacked in the face with a hunk of meat.
Former Alaska Gov. Sara Palin and now best-selling author makes a two-hour stop in Orange Park Tuesday morning.
Slideshow: Palin Talks To Crowd, Signs Books
Check out these lookers who ran into the law.
Capturing N.E. Florida's wanted suspects is a tough task, so the local station is trying to help with the Wheel of Justice. Every Thursday morning, the wheel spins and a wanted fugitive is profiled.
Images: Fugitives On 'Wheel'
For every great Christmas movie, there are ten annoying ones. We have a look at some of the worst.
Two days before former vice-presidential candidate and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is to stop in northeast Florida to promote her new book, "Going Rogue," dozens of people were already in line to get autographs.
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