Through the “Holiday Joy” initiative, first responders are teaming up with News4JAX anchor Joy Purdy to personally visit 10 local families who could use a little extra help.

WJXT had a big night at the Suncoast Emmy Awards, taking home four wins across multiple categories.

News4JAX anchor Joy Purdy revisits Jacksonville's Cummer Museum, exploring its vast art collection, historic gardens, and personal memories.

Three stories, two special projects and two reporters from News4JAX received recognition as nominees for the 2025 Suncoast Chapter Emmy Awards.

The first installment of Florida Justice looks at how investigators uncovered police corruption in Jacksonville 27 years ago.

National Hospital Week is a time to recognize the vital role hospitals and healthcare workers play in our communities.

Dedication, heart and resilience make leaders shine in law enforcement. These qualities also highlight Commander Erika Weber’s remarkable career.

Orange Park! We were in your neck of the woods for the first episode of the 4 Your Neighborhood series.

Two News4JAX stories have won Regional Emmy awards, the Suncoast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced Saturday.

It’s the holiday season! That means it is time for decorations, Santa Claus and, of course, some really ugly sweaters.

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We want to see your awesome selfies and big smiles on SnapJAX.

News4JAX reporter, anchor, investigator, and all-around great guy, is leaving Channel 4.

Joy Purdy opened up last May about her debilitating fear of crossing bridges, and a local psychologist with Baptist Health helped give her the tools she needed to overcome her "High Anxiety." The solution worked not only for Joy but for viewers looking for relief from their own fears.

You might recall that last week, our own Cole Pepper had a friendly Final Four wager going with fellow anchor Joy Purdy.

We are continuing our Positively Jax series “Merry & Joy” in the hopes of inspiring you to pay it forward this holiday season.

We are continuing our Positively Jax series “Merry & Joy” in the hopes of inspiring you to pay it forward this holiday season.

Is your young student not interesting in reading? Or maybe they don’t have the confidence to read out loud in class? Having your child read to pets might help change that.

On Monday, we drew the second winner of our News4JAX Insider Countdown to Christmas Sweepstakes. And the winner — Cindy Rhodes of Jacksonville — couldn’t believe her ears when Joy Purdy called to deliver the good news. “No way!” Rhodes cried, to which Joy replied: “Way!”RELATED: Meet the 1st winner of our Insider Countdown to Christmas Sweepstakes | Enter to win a TVRhodes recently got engaged but she and her fiance had to postpone their wedding because of the pandemic. But she said her brand new 65-inch TV will be a nice way to celebrate the holidays and her pending nuptials. We’re holding two more drawings on Thursday, Dec. 17 and on Monday, Dec. 21.

Need a little extra Joy in your life? You’re in luck — Joy Purdy is hosting an Ask Me Anything. Joy’s Ask Me Anything kicks off on Tuesday at 11 a.m., so bookmark this page. If you’re new to this, here’s a brief rundown: you ask the questions (within reason, of course) and Joy will supply the answers. To take part in this live chat, you’ll need to be a member of News4JAX Insider.

Angry and combative, Trump refused to denounce the QAnon conspiracy group — and only testily did so regarding white supremacists. Trump and Biden were supposed to spend Thursday night on the same debate stage in Miami. The presidential rivals took questions in different cities on different networks: Trump on NBC from Miami, Biden on ABC from Philadelphia. Trump was Trump. “It could say that I’m a lousy candidate, that I didn’t do a good job,” Biden said.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – News4Jax would like to wish one Clay County man a happy 101st birthday on Wednesday! Mr. Winton Carter, also known as Sarge, is a retired Marine, WWII veteran and Purple Heart recipient. News4Jax anchor Joy Purdy ran into Carter, her neighbor, as he was returning home in his pickup truck. Last year, Purdy told his story on Channel 4 in a segment called “Neighbor of valor.” They spoke about his wife, Norma Jean, his memories of WWII and dealing with death. We hope you have an amazing day, Sarge!

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Yahoo users can now file a claim for a piece of a $117 million class action data breach settlement. In the video above, Joy Purdy breaks down all the steps required and what you might be entitled to receive. Here's a link to the website. The deadline to file is July 20, 2020. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

News4Jax anchor Joy Purdy demonstrates how to find the evacuation zone map on News4Jax.com and then how to use it to find which zone your home is in.

Off the coast of Georgia is where the Coast Guard believes the current may have taken the missing men who were last seen Friday. Joy Purdy has what to expect in Wednesday's search. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

It's been four years since the search for Lonzie Barton began.That sparked one of the biggest missing child cases in the Jacksonville area. It ended in tragedy. Joy Purdy has a look at how it all... Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – In the spirit of saying thanks, it was a special gift for about 300 service members and their families. Joy Purdy shows us the Thanksgiving turkey giveaway made possible Monday night by the Jacksonville Jaguars' Malik Jackson.