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Jacksonville Transportation Authority CEO Nat Ford explains the future of transportation projects in our city now that the gas tax bill has been approved. He said we could start seeing improvements as early as this summer.

News4Jax anchor Jen Waugh asked employment lawyer Andy Trusevich on The Morning Show to explain the rights workers have.

With the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s new guidelines that people who have been vaccinated can ditch the mask, some parents and health officials are concerned about what it means for younger children who still can’t get the vaccine.

U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy told News4Jax that he plans on vaccinating his children, 3 and 4 years old, when the vaccine is available for them.

Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh and husband of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II has died. He was 99 years old. CNN’s Nina dos Santos joined The Morning Show live from London this morning to discuss reaction from the UK and around the world.

A Jacksonville Holocaust survivor shares his personal experience as a reminder of why the Jewish community commemorates Yom Hashoah - day to honor the memory of six million Jews murdered during World War Two.

Some of the best barbeque in the country is coming to the River City for the first Boss of the Sauce BBQ Festival this weekend.

Families who applied for school choice in Jacksonville could learn over the next few weeks if their students were awarded their first choice, Duval County Public Schools confirmed Monday.

Airlines and others in the travel industry are throwing support behind vaccine passports hoping to boost pandemic-depressed travel, but are they really a viable idea? University of Central Florida Public Health expert Dr. Yara Asi weighs in on the controversial debate.

Dr. Sunil Joshi, president of the Duval County Medical Society Foundation, is concerned that the Gateway Mall federal vaccination site is about to end first doses before the majority of Floridians get their shots.

A new study led by the Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center shows Black girls within Florida’s school system are far more likely to be arrested than girls of a different skin color.