15 hours agoPlain good police work earns investigator officer of the year honorsA Jacksonville officer who solved multiple business and car break-ins was recognized Wednesday as the Officer of the Year by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
20 hours agoVyStar pledges $2.5M to MOSH expansion campaignThe Jacksonville-headquartered credit union will be recognized as the title sponsor for the VyStar Credit Union Cultural Ecosystem at the newly designed Museum of Science...
22 hours ago6 Duval County students ‘Rise’ to deliver talks at TEDx youth conferenceSix Jacksonville teenagers will seize the chance of a lifetime when they take the stage at the TEDxYouth@Jacksonville Conference in March.
1 day agoRoofer at center of I-TEAM investigation pays money back to Clay County homeownerKinnecorps owner Roger Van Den Bosch -- the Jacksonville roofer the I-Team has been investigating for two years as storm victims claimed he took their home insurance mone...
2 days agoCommunity rallies behind Nassau County sergeant battling illnessSgt. Billy O’Leary is fighting for his life after showing signs and symptoms of acute respiratory distress syndrome, also known as ARDS.
World of Nations Celebration leaving Metro ParkThe annual World of Nations Celebration is moving from its 28-year home at Metropolitan Park to The Ford on Bay site Downtown.
Need Spring Break ideas for the kids? Check out one of these campsIf you can’t take the week off from work, there are several fun camps available to entertain your kids.
Winn-Dixie store at Gateway Town Center opens to great fanfareA new Winn-Dixie officially opened its doors Wednesday morning in the Gateway Town Center with a grand opening ceremony and ribbon cutting.
Why you should celebrate Galentine’s Day this yearValentine’s Day is the perfect holiday to shower your significant other with kisses, chocolates and lots and lots of love, but for those of us who are single, it can be a...
Thousands of runners hit the pavement for 13th annual Donna MarathonIt was a sea of pink at Jacksonville’s beaches on Sunday when thousands of runners hit the pavement for the Donna Marathon and Half Marathon.
Thousands ‘Go Red’ Friday for women’s heart healthThe organization hopes to motivate women to take action against cardiovascular disease throughout American Heart Month in February.
JTA’s ‘Door to Store’ pilot program will give some residents a free ride to grocery storeThe city and the Jacksonville Transportation Authority are launching the “Door to Store” pilot program, which will give people living in a certain area free rides to groc...
Plans for 2nd phase of Lot J development are already being madeThe Jaguars’ president and Mayor Lenny Curry’s office haven’t yet announced a development deal for Lot J in Downtown Jacksonville, but plans are already underway for a se...
Ribault High School takes mentoring ‘Beyond School Walls’A new partnership is bringing mentorship in and outside of the classroom for a group of freshmen at Jean Ribault Senior High School.
Members of Florida Air National Guard reunited with familiesEight members of the Florida Air National Guard 125th Fighter Wing were reunited with their loved ones Wednesday after a seven month deployment to Southeast Asia.
Firehouse Subs partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast FloridaEncouragement and friendship was being served up Tuesday night at Jacksonville Firehouse Subs restaurants.
Volunteers offer helpful hand at Conscious House in JacksonvilleVolunteers from the University of South Florida’s Alumni Association primed, painted and planted gardens Saturday at the Conscious House in Jacksonville.
‘Fishin’ for the Boys’ tournament to honor Jacksonville firefighter Brian McCluneyThe Jacksonville Association of Firefighters is hosting the 'Fishin' for the Boys' fishing tournament to support the family of Jacksonville firefighter, Brian McCluney.
Community honors veteran who gave everything, died with nothingA St. Augustine man who was homeless when he died received full military honors Friday at a funeral at Jacksonville National Cemetery.
Students can win chance to throw first pitch at Shrimp game with MLK essay contestStudents who can write a compelling essay about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech could earn the chance to throw out the first pitch at a Jumbo Shrimp ...
Over $100,000 raised during Wolfson Children’s Challenge TelethonYou have a chance to help a local hospital offer more services and treatment to sick children.
Daily Record: Days numbered for 110-year-old Fire Station No. 5No one bid to rescue a 110-year-old fire station on Riverside Avenue in Jacksonville, so the city plans to start tearing the structure down.
How pets are healing veterans suffering from PTSDA new program is bringing canines and veterans together to save lives.
Plan to dock USS Orleck in Downtown Jacksonville going before DIAA decade-long effort to bring a retired Navy warship to Downtown Jacksonville to serve as a floating museum may finally be paying off.
Shipping container apartments to break ground in Cathedral DistrictWould you ever consider living inside a shipping container?
Development boom in Jacksonville’s Brooklyn neighborhoodNearly $270 million in projects are either underway or are in the planning stages along Riverside Avenue in Jacksonville’s Brooklyn neighborhood.
St. Augustine recycling event helps with oil, electronics disposalNot sure what to do with your holiday cooking oils or those old household electronics that just got replaced by upgrades? The city of St. Augustine has a solution for you...
Gift delivers clean air for K9s, handlers at local charityK9s for Warriors received a special gift just in time for the holidays that will make its facilities healthier.
Hightide Burrito Co. set to open 2nd location in JacksonvilleHightide Burrito Co. is set to open its second Jacksonville restaurant on Wednesday.
Jacksonville to host a variety of food and drink deals this weekLooking for entertaining food and drink events to check out in Jacksonville this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.
Proceeds from this year’s ‘Guns and Hoses’ game to help support family of firefighter lost at seaFirst responders hit the ice Saturday night before the Jacksonville Icemen game.
Wolfson Children’s autism center hosts sensory-friendly Santa experienceThe Sensory-Friendly Santa Experience gave families a chance to meet Santa without long lines and throngs of people.
Thousands honor veterans, lay wreaths in JacksonvilleThe annual Wreaths Across America event honors veterans at more than 2,000 cemeteries across the country, including Jacksonville.
Getting rid of a persistent coughUF Health’s lead pulmonologist Lisa Jones joined The Morning Show on Saturday with a closer look at the hospital’s monthly Prime of Your Life women's health series.
Where to Go During an EmergencyDr. Ravi Raheja joined us on The Morning Show Saturday, to explain to us how to make the right choice.
Riverside-Avondale’s 35th annual LuminariaThe AIDS Memorial Project of Northeast Florida joined us live on Saturday morning, to tell us more about Riverside-Avondale's 35th annual Luminaria. The event is happenin...
4 events worth checking out in Jacksonville this weekendLooking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Jacksonville this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.
Donate Shoeboxes of Love to help Jacksonville’s homelessShare the holiday spirit by donating personal care items for homeless men and women in our community.
5 events to check out in Jacksonville this weekLooking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Jacksonville this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.
Channel 4 Toy Drive: Make it a good Christmas for Jacksonville kidsThe Local Station and Ace Hardware sponsored a Positively Jax toy drive, collecting new, unwrapped toys for children up to 12 years old to be given away later this month ...
Help needed: Cupboards bare again at Jacksonville Humane Society‘Tis the season of giving, and the Jacksonville Humane Society needs help stocking its pet food bank.
1st female African American JSO chief honored at City Council meetingAfter becoming the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office’s first female African American chief, the City Council took a moment Tuesday to recognize the service of Deloris O’Neal.
3 events worth checking out in Jacksonville this weekLooking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Jacksonville this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.
Too young to learn philanthropy? This preschool doesn’t think soWith the holiday season in full swing, a local preschool is making sure its students learn the importance of kindness and giving back at a young age.
Jacksonville holds Christmas tree lighting ceremonyIt’s beginning to look a lot like the holidays, especially in Hemming Park.
Want to ride with Santa? You can do it free on a city busJacksonville Transportation Authority customers can get a free ride on the JTA Holiday Bus from now until Dec. 24.
5 events worth checking out in Jacksonville this weekLooking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Jacksonville this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.
Raising a giver: Teaching kids about charityWhen it comes to the spirit of giving, it’s never too early to start teaching our children about doing good deeds for others.
How you can help Jacksonville-area charities this #GivingTuesdayMore than 150 organizations in Northeast Florida are participating in a national day of giving and they need your help today.
