THE MORNING SHOW

We all spend a lot of time on social media, and we've all heard about someone we know having their account hacked or even cloned. Hacking and cloning put your personal information at risk, but we've learned the two are very different, including solutions to these problems.

Jacksonville voters will not have the final say on moving historic monuments this November. This comes after the City Council voted against holding a public referendum on whether the city should remove historic monuments on city-owned property.

In the U.S., student loan debt totals more than $1.7 trillion, causing the Department of Education to make more changes to the Federal Student Loan System to help borrowers. However, there are also some simple things you can do to help pay down that massive sum.

Paul Abbatinozzi, Senior Director for School Services in St. Johns County, joins us to discuss safety precautions at schools and the work to keep our students safe.

With the recent school shooting in Texas, many children are going to be worried about their safety this morning. Dr. Tracy Alloway, an award winning psychologist, joins us to discuss what parents should talk about if their kids are scared.

Due to the massacre at a Texas elementary school, several school districts in our area are making some changes for the rest of this week. Police chiefs for local districts say these changes are out of an abundance of caution.

Florida’s Emergency Management director is expecting increased demand for shelter space in the upcoming hurricane season thanks to the pandemic and record-high inflation.

Tom Stephens with the Better Business Bureau joins us to discuss how to smartly buy meds online.

Jane King joins us to talk about Uber and Doordash, Gas Assistance, Elon Musk on Twitter, and Florida tech jobs growth

Seven in 10 girls believe that they are not good enough or don’t measure up in some way, including their looks, performance in school, and relationships with friends and family. Seventy-five percent of girls with low self-esteem reported engaging in negative activities like cutting, bullying, smoking, drinking, or disordered eating.

We're putting the products you use to the test to find the best protection for your skin.

Changes to flood insurance policies and what is and isn't covered when it comes to damage caused by your neighbor's property.

Joe Carlucci joins us to explain what is happening locally to property owners.

On average. most people spend almost 5 hours a day on their phones. That's nearly a third of your waking hours spent scrolling. When it comes to parenting this kind of distraction, can have lasting consequences.

With the hate motivated shootings in Buffalo and Southern California, it's natural for children to have questions and feel uneasy after learning about incidents like these. Psychologist and author Doctor Tracy Alloway joins us to discuss how you can explain events such as these hate crimes to children.