Artificial intelligence is becoming a regular part of students' lives — whether it's helping with research, brainstorming ideas, or even completing assignments. But with these powerful tools comes a lot of questions for parents and educators. Josh Gellers, Dean of Professional and Lifelong Learning at the University of North Florida, joined Melanie Lawson on her streaming show to help parents understand how AI is shaping education for kids and teens.

More than 20,000 participants, including our own Melanie Lawson, laced up for the Gate River Run 15K on Saturday morning. Elite runner Julie Stackhouse joined Mel for a recap of this year's event.

Dr. Adam Rappoport, a sleep specialist with Nemours Children's Health, joined Jennifer Waugh on her streaming show to explain the six common factors that can cause sleep difficulties for children and teens.

Jacksonville Area Legal Aid attorney Annie Rodriguez joined Jennifer Waugh on her 10 a.m. streaming show to explain what you should do before you even consider hiring an attorney if you believe you've been taken advantage of in a roofing scam.

A man in his early 20s is expected to recover after he was shot Sunday evening at the Valencia Way Apartments, a Westside complex with a years-long history of violent crime. 

Spring is just around the corner, and that makes it the perfect time to finally tackle that overstuffed closet. Christine Stone with Neatly Designed shows us simple, inexpensive ways to clear the clutter and actually find what you own.

A growing number of "sleep hacks" promise to fix everything from midnight wakeups to full-blown insomnia, but how much of it is actually backed by science? Dr. Nura Festic from the Jacksonville Sleep Center joined us on The Morning Show to break it down.

With a week left in the scheduled regular session, House and Senate leaders aren’t yet into formal budget negotiations.

Dr. Samuel Stephenson, a pediatric emergency medicine specialist with Wolfson Children's Hospital, joined us on The Morning Show to explain the four most common accidents involving children.

Consumer Reports has released a follow-up to its investigation into infant formula safety, expanding testing to include everything from liquid ready-to-feed products to specialty and alternative formulas. 

In the latest Justice 4 All segment on The Morning Show, local attorney Millicent Daniels joined us to answer your questions about how proposed legislation at the State Capitol could impact homeowners who have pools.

A 20-year-old man is being charged with murder and attempted murder after investigators say an argument Wednesday afternoon at a St. Johns County subdivision construction site turned violent. Yovany Lopez Cobo, who is accused of fatally shooting one man and wounding two others, is currently being held without bond in the St. Johns County jail. 

A change to Florida’s fishing license system could affect out-of-state visitors hoping to fish during upcoming travel periods like spring break. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is updating its licensing system, and right now that means out-of-state anglers cannot purchase short-term fishing licenses online like they previously could.

A 20-year-old man is being charged with murder and attempted murder after investigators say an argument Wednesday afternoon at a St. Johns County subdivision construction site turned violent. Yovany Lopez Cobo, who is accused of fatally shooting one man and wounding two others, is currently being held without bond in the St. Johns County jail. 

When you think of family Spring Break vacations with your teen, you might think of beach trips or theme park getaways. Now, many families are opting for “gramping,” which is when grandparents and grandchildren vacation together and leave the parents at home. 

More than 1 billion people worldwide are living with obesity, including more than 40% of U.S. adults and 1 in 5 children. Dr. Kia Mitchell — Medical Director of Families First Medical Group and Executive Director of the International Women's Obesity Network — joined us on The Morning Show to talk about why obesity is a chronic medical disease — not a personal failure — and how stigma may actually be harming patients.