A vote on whether to change the timing of the first dose of the hepatitis B vaccine for newborns has become very contentious.
A new Microsoft survey shows three out of four employees now use ai at their jobs, from writing and graphics to data analysis and diagnostics. But how is this powerful technology really affecting the workforce and what does it mean for your career?
Buying a new car isn’t cheap these days. Prices and interest rates are both high, so making the right choice matters. – Consumer Reports tests every car it rates and reviews to determine which ones give you the best value for your money. Today they’re out with their year list of the most reliable brands!
If you're looking for something festive, simple, and absolutely delicious for Christmas morning breakfast, we've got you covered. International Chef Paul Sebess, co-founder of Le Pain de Paul, joined The Morning Show on Wednesday to show us how to take classic brioche and turn it into a restaurant-quality French toast—right in your own kitchen.
An annual community production is about to take center stage at the Florida Theatre. The Community Nutcracker has been a local tradition for more than three decades with dance studios across Jacksonville coming together for an amazing performance. Crystal Ponder, member of the Board of Directors with the Nutcracker, and Andrea Siracusa with Dreams Come True, joined The Morning Show on Friday to talk about the importance of this production for the community.
News4JAX anchor Melanie Lawson spends time learning about trauma triggers with Licensed Mental Health Counselor Nicole Davidson-Harshaw with DuPont counseling group. And we take a look at some of the upcoming events on our weekly River City Guide.
A detective joins Morning Show anchor Jennifer Waugh with a warning about 5 scams that are circulating in our area, and Dina DeMarco, the creator of Light Lookers, shares the back story behind something you might see in your area around the holidays.
Each year, Consumer Reports surveys its members about problems they’ve experienced with their vehicles over the past 12 months. The feedback covers everything from minor annoyances like trim issues and glitchy infotainment systems to major and expensive trouble with engines, transmissions, or electric motors—problems no new-car owner wants to face.
News4JAX Anchor Bruce Hamilton talked with Candace DeMatteis, Vice President of Policy and Advocacy for the Partnership to Fight Infectious Disease, about what she said is a growing problem caused by vaccine hesitancy, a spread of once-eradicated diseases and worries that those problems will get worse.
A new Microsoft survey shows three out of four employees now use ai at their jobs, from writing and graphics to data analysis and diagnostics. But how is this powerful technology really affecting the workforce and what does it mean for your career?
Melanie Lawson's new lifestyle-driven late-morning show is rolling out new recurring segments, expanded digital content, and additional streaming opportunities designed to reach more viewers across the First Coast. Watch every morning at 10:30 a.m. on News4JAX+.
Morning Show anchor Jennifer Waugh invites News4JAX viewers to join her weekdays at 10 a.m. on News4JAX+ for her new streaming show, which will include deeper conversations with guests we invite on the show.
Channel 4 is looking for a few good elves to help make a child’s Christmas merry and bright — and you can join in during our annual Channel 4 Toy Drive on Thursday, Dec. 4. Church of Oakland was among our donators this morning, which donated dozens of toys. Another big donation came from John Pass with American Transmission, who donated, 75 bicycles!
Dr. Sunil Joshi, the chief health officer for the City of Jacksonville, joined The Morning Show on Wednesday to talk about the free telehealth service Healthlink JAX. Joshi explained what the service offers and who is eligible. He also responded to an ongoing investigation into the service and its contractor Telescope Health, which emerged after Councilman Rory Diamond said he received numerous calls alleging fraud and conflicts of interest.
As the holiday shopping rush ramps up, many people are turning to “Buy Now, Pay Later” to help cover gifts, especially if money is tight. But Consumer Reports says these plans, while convenient, can quickly snowball into debt and now they may show up on credit reports. Consumer Reports explains what to watch out for and how to use them safely.
After the rush of Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday comes Giving Tuesday, a day to give back. But before you open your wallet, how can you be sure your money is really helping those in need? Consumer Reports shows you how to find charities that truly make a difference and avoid the ones that don’t.
Research shows more people die from heart attacks during the last week of December than any other time of year, with December 25, Christmas Day, being the deadliest day. Dr. Robert Luke, a cardiologist with Ascension St. Vincent's, joined The Morning Show on Tuesday to talk about some of the symptoms of holiday heart syndrome and preventative steps people can take.
For many parents, pacifiers are a baby essential, helping their little ones calm down, self-soothe, and sleep better. But have you ever wondered how safe they really are? Consumer Reports tested twenty pacifiers and spoke with safety experts to find out what parents should and shouldn’t buy.
As the holidays close in and screens light up with sales, social posts, and endless alerts, families are looking for more than just a digital detox. A new Pew survey shows one-third of U.S. parents say technology is their top source of family conflict, and experts say November is the perfect time to reset not only tech habits, but how everyone in the family uses their time and energy.
The Duval County School Board will vote Monday evening on whether to change high school boundaries and consolidate several schools across Jacksonville. The proposed changes are part of the district’s plan to address a major budget shortfall.
The post-holiday rush to get home from holiday destinations was in full swing at the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) Monday morning.
The deadline to apply for the songwriting program at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts is coming up. The songwriting track gives students in-depth training in songwriting, performance, music history, and the music business. John Citrone, a songwriting instructor at Douglas Anderson and Will Pittsen-Barger, a second year student, joined The Morning Show to talk more about the program. Plus, Pittsen-Barger performed live!
Actor and filmmaker Peter Billingsley, who was “Ralphie” in the holiday classic “A Christmas Story,” joined The Morning Show on Friday to talk about his career and the upcoming movie screening at the Florida Theatre.
Remember when Black Friday meant lining up outside your favorite store at midnight? Those days are gone. Now, as Consumer Reports shows, the best deals are often online, and the sales have already started.
Life moves fast, from long workdays to late nights with friends — many Americans are running on empty! A new poll found 53 percent of Americans rate their sleep quality as fair or poor. Now a TikTok trend called bed rotting, is offering a curious kind of self-care.
Did you know the typical Thanksgiving meal can total around 3,000 calories? If you are feeling guilty about those extra calories, fitness expert Nemiah Rutledge of Body Paradox joined The Morning Show to teach us some exercises people can do before dinner.
The holiday season is here, which also means lots of delicious food. Fitness expert Nemiah Rutledge of Body Paradox joined The Morning Show on Friday to teach some exercises people can do after Thanksgiving dinner or even the next day to get back on track.
News4JAX called the turkey experts at Butterball Turkey for some last-minute tips to make sure your turkey is tender, juicy, and the star of your table for all the right reasons. Coren Hayes from the Butterball Turkey Talk Line joined the Morning Show on Thanksgiving to share some tips.
Stressed at work? Take a microbreak. Don’t want to work out? Take a microwalk. Feeling sad? Share a microjoy! Are these microtrends shrinking you, or are they more opportunities to grow?
The holiday baking season is in full swing. Before you plug in that mixer or preheat the toaster oven, Consumer Reports reveals its list of top-tested kitchen helpers that make baking easier, faster, and a lot more fun.
Many families prepare for more than just turkey on Thanksgiving— they also gear up for tension at the table. A recent survey found that more than one in five Americans expected political blowups at their holiday gatherings. Nicole Davidson-Harshaw, a licensed mental health counselor with Dupont Counseling Group, joined The Morning Show on Wednesday to share some advice on how to navigate uncomfortable conversations at the table.
Americans consume about 20 teaspoons of added sugar a day, more than double the recommended limit! Trying to cut back usually means trying to find alternatives. But which options do you get the most bang for your sugar-free high?
Ambassador John Herbst, the senior director of the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center and a former ambassador to Ukraine, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show on Friday. They talked about the remaining obstacles to a lasting peace.
If you’re hosting Thanksgiving this year, you already know how pricey that grocery bill will be! So, once the feast is over, you’ll want to make sure those leftovers stay fresh and safe to eat. Consumer Reports has tested food storage options to help you make the most of every bite.
Damian Bell, with the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department, shared some fire safety tips after an Arlington family lost everything when their dryer caught fire in the middle of the night.
An Arlington family is heading into the holiday season without a home after a fire earlier this month destroyed nearly everything they owned in the middle of the night.
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.
Thanksgiving is just a few days away, and whether it's your first time hosting or your 30th, you might be looking for ways to impress without spending a ton. Liz Morgan from Goodwill of North Florida joined The Morning Show to share some easy, budget-friendly hosting tips using secondhand finds.
Justin Begley, an economic analyst for Moody’s, joined News4JAX Anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show. They discussed the things that have people keeping a tighter grip on their wallets and focusing on affording necessities rather than buying gifts.
Turkey, stuffing, pies — your oven’s big day is coming up. But if it’s covered in last year’s drips and splatters, you might be in for more smoke than sizzle. Consumer Reports reveals the easy ways to clean it safely, and why that self-clean cycle may not always be the hero you expect.
Last year, the National Retail Federation reported that 197 million people shopped during that five-day stretch, spending an average of $235 on gifts. But with budgets tightening this year, some people are looking to save that extra cash.
According to Florida's Chief Financial Officer, one in five Floridians has unclaimed funds from a forgotten financial account. News4JAX went to the Riverside Arts Market to reunite people with their cash, and found nearly $3,000 in just three hours.
The Holiday Money Hunt is here. There are $2 billion in unclaimed property in Florida, and some of that money might belong to you! News4JAX took the hunt to the Riverside Arts Market to reunite some people with their cash.
Don Christensen, a retired Air Force colonel and former chief prosecutor for the Air Force and current counsel for the Solomon Law Firm, joined News4JAX Anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to discuss the use of the word sedition and the implications of what is happening to U.S. troops.
