Christina Pearce

As the holidays approach, many parents are excited to give their children the latest AI-powered toys. But a new report from the U.S. PIRG Education Fund sounds a cautionary note.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority will host a series of community meetings to talk about mobility and transportation in Northeast Florida.

No one wants to bring a plate of ugly cookies to a party, so to help you make the perfect cookie — and avoid some common mistakes — the owner of JaxCooking Studio, Shelbi MacDonald, and executive pastry chef Angela Tumey joined the Morning Show on Thursday.

After becoming Southeast Regional Champs, the Oceanway Buccaneers team is headed to the national championships in North Carolina. But they need help covering travel and lodging costs.

If you are planning a trip for Thanksgiving, using a vacation itinerary generated by artificial intelligence may be a good option for you. In fact, using AI to plan vacations is becoming more and more common. News4JAX wanted to put AI to the test and asked ChatGPT to plan a holiday-themed day in Northeast Florida for one day.

Rolls-Royce is planning to open a luxury car dealership in East Arlington, Jacksonville, with a showroom expected by 2026.

The University of North Florida is launching a new program on Thursday to help you understand and use Artificial Intelligence —for work or personal life.

JSO shared a video on social media of the case from a few weeks ago, where a 5-year-old boy named William wandered away from home and made his way to Chick-fil-A on his own.

Low-income families can still apply for free or reduced-price meals, and students on programs like SNAP will be automatically registered.

Starting a new school year can feel overwhelming, but good study habits can boost your confidence and success.

The Vegan Chef Challenge is coming to Jacksonville for the entire month of August. We got a special preview Tuesday on The Morning Show with some simple recipes that are delicious and healthy.

During the Great Fire of 1901, they formed a bucket brigade to help stop the flames from spreading to their homes. Hogan’s Creek also acted as a natural barrier.