Football great Deion Sanders recently revealed he had bladder cancer. He decided to have his bladder removed and is now cancer-free.
Chris Hand, a government law attorney and government efficiency expert, joined us on The Morning Show to discuss what the Florida DOGE team is looking for and whether the governor expects to find any inefficiency or impropriety.
Starting a new school year can feel overwhelming, but good study habits can boost your confidence and success.
Advocates for charter schools say they provide more options and flexibility for families. Meanwhile, supporters of public schools worry about the lack of accountability for charter schools.
Bervinda Mincey with the Moncrief Springs Community Association and Dana Maule with Northside Pride joined us on The Morning Show ahead of a special celebration on Saturday. After being closed for nearly 10 years, the pool at Carvill Park is finally back!
As kids get ready to head back to school, we're answering the three most common questions parents ask their pediatrician during back-to-school physicals. A local doctor joined us on The Morning Show to break it all down and help parents get prepared.
Parking lots will now open at 4 p.m., Gates 1 and 4 will open at 5 p.m., and the team will take the field at 6 p.m. for tonight's Jaguars scrimmage at EverBank Stadium.
Jacksonville Councilman Rory Diamond said Florida DOGE is coming to the city to “identify and report on excessive spending at the city and county level.” Florida DOGE requested access to the city’s physical premises, data systems, and personnel at City Hall and other local government locations.
This morning we're continuing the conversation about early detection when it comes to bladder cancer after Colorado Football Coach Deion Sanders says he's cancer free, after he was diagnosed.
Chris Hand, a government law attorney and government efficiency expert, joined us on The Morning Show to discuss what the Florida DOGE team is looking for when it visits Jacksonville this month, and whether the governor expects to find any inefficiency or impropriety.
Starting a new school year can feel overwhelming, but good study habits can boost your confidence and success. On The Morning Show, we're sharing some Harvard-approved study methods that could help you out!
Fires, floods, hurricanes and tornadoes are all dangerous, but did you know that extreme heat kills more people in the U.S. than any other weather event? Children are among the most vulnerable in the summer heat.
Jacksonville talent takes center stage at Radio City Music Hall, one of the world's biggest venues. Broadway performer Sherrod Brown shares how Hugh Jackman hand‑picked him for the show.
The first day of school is almost here for Georgia and Duval County students, and parents are already gearing up for those classic first day pictures. But before you snap and share, we've got some important reminders to keep your kids safe online.
A local doctor explains why even two weeks out, it's important to start making changes to your child's sleep routine now before they head back to school.
Former Florida State and NFL player James Coleman is bringing his annual community giveback weekend back to Jacksonville with a backpack giveaway and football clinic.
Shanna Gardner and her estranged husband, Mario Fernandez, who are accused of plotting to have her ex-husband, Jared Bridegan, killed in 2022, will be back in court Thursday afternoon for another pretrial hearing. The hearing was originally scheduled for June 6 but has experienced multiple delays. It will take place at 2 p.m. Thursday in Duval County court.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) analyzed data collected from more than 16,000 attempted abductions from January 2005 to December of last year. What it found is eye-opening.
Despite mounting pressure from President Trump the Fed kept interest rates steady. It wasn't really a surprise, though there was some intrigue going into this meeting because not everybody on the Federal Reserve Board was on board with Jerome Powell. Justin Begley an economist with Moody's Analytics explained where we're at right now.
Each week in August, Goodwill is offering certain items at 40% off. Goodwill is also offering 50% off on all books and media to customers who are a part of the store’s free loyalty program between Aug. 8-10.
Schools are taking a creative approach to teaching students about traffic safety. They call them "traffic gardens." Amanda DeVoe explains how they work and why they're getting pushback.
Florida leads the nation in executions, and the state is scheduled Thursday to execute Edward Zakrzewski for the 1994 murders of his wife and two children in Okaloosa County.
Did you know that temperatures rise quickly inside covered strollers on hot days and can be dangerous for your young children? Reminders to keep them safe and how to spot the signs of heat-related illness.
Did you know that students can lose up to two months of grade-level equivalency because they aren’t exercising their brain muscle during the summer? We've got some expert advice to help your children overcome the "summer slide."
Prosecutors finished laying out their case Tuesday against Jacksonville rapper Hakeem “Ksoo” Robinson and his cousin, Leroy Whitaker, in the 2020 shooting death of 23-year-old Charles “Lil Buck” McCormick Jr. More witnesses are expected to testify on Wednesday in defense of Robinson before both sides begin their closing arguments.
Check out two recipes we learned on The Morning Show today ahead of the Vegan Chef Challenge coming to Jacksonville all through August.
Lawyers for William McNeil Jr. will hold a news conference on Tuesday in Chicago to address what they’re calling new evidence in the case of the viral video of a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office traffic stop that turned violent.
Fewer students are receiving routine vaccinations. A pediatrician joins us on The Morning Show to dispel myths about the safety of immunizations and to share the importance of getting your children vaccinated.
Back to school shopping is in full swing. And parents may be wondering whether they should be getting their child a smartphone this year. A new study is shedding some light on possible risks associated with phones for younger kids.
As the countdown to the new school year begins, one back-to-school essential is more important than ever — a dependable laptop. With fluctuating tech prices and uncertainty over tariffs, Consumer Reports shares some top picks and insider advice on scoring the best laptop for any budget.
What began as a few friends talking in the park has turned into a powerful movement—now 22 men strong—committed to mentoring, community outreach, and uplifting kids in the neighborhood they call home. Meet the Extraordinary Men of Jax.
Shortly after a judge ordered mediation in a lawsuit by the nonprofit Save Historic American Beach over beach access for vehicles, Nassau County introduced proposed changes to its beach driving ordinance.
News4JAX Consumer Investigator Tiffany Salameh hit the aisles -- and the internet -- comparing prices at Walmart, Amazon and Target to find out which store really gives you the best deal this year on back-to-school supplies.
It's a habit many of us lean on when we wake up -- we start our morning with a cup of coffee to help us get going. But how many cups are too many? The health risks you could face when you overdo it on caffeine.
Back-to-school time is just around the corner, and we want to help our viewers and their families be ready for the transition. That includes getting back into the groove of studying.
Clay County is growing, and so is the need for helping survivors of domestic violence. That's where Quigley House comes in — it's the only certified center in Clay for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. Development Director Jackie Krug and Board President Tiffani Mendez with the Quigley House joined The Morning Show to talk about Quigley House’s mission and to ask for the community’s help.
Here's the deal with your loofah: it's great for getting a good lather, but it can also hide bacteria that might cause skin infections if you have a cut or scratch. Cleveland Clinic says these infections are rare, but Morning Show Anchor Alicia Booth shows us some things you can do to lower your risk.
Flying with a baby sounds like a sweet little adventure in the skies, until someone’s screaming, snacks are flying, or there’s a diaper blowout! But with smart planning and a few insider strategies, you can avoid the turbulence.
For an estimated 30 million American adults, the simple act of breathing can be a daily struggle. That’s 1 in 8 adults across the U.S. battling the persistent pain and discomfort of chronic sinusitis. Now, there’s a potentially game-changing approach that is helping patients breathe easier again.
Years after his murder, the family of Gabriel Devoe shares how they are working to help other families affected by gun violence. Gabriel is the son of News4JAX anchor Amanda DeVoe's cousin. On what would have been Gabriel's 26th birthday, the family is also pleading for help to solve his case.
Nearly half of Florida Republicans now believe the state’s top priority should be housing-related issues, according to a poll released Thursday by the University of North Florida’s Public Opinion Research Lab.
We need your help collecting toys to brighten the days of sick children in our area. A Child Life Specialist with Wolfson Children's Hospital joined us on The Morning Show to tell us why even something as simple as a toy can make a world of difference.
A warning before you head out on the water. Flesh-eating bacteria infections are rare -- but can be deadly. And there's already been a death in St. Johns County. A doctor explains the warning signs and how to avoid water where the bacteria thrives.
