As the government prepares to declare the end of the public health emergency on May 11th, concerns are growing about people who got COVID-19 but never got rid of the symptoms – it’s called long-COVID, which means symptoms last for more than a month.
Popular backyard fire pits -- often called smokeless fire pits -- like the Solo Stove conjure up images of a roaring outdoor fire sans smoke. Consumer Reports just tested seven of them. Here’s a quick takeaway.
If you are a planning a backyard cookout today and are annoyed with plumes of smoke getting into your eyes from a fire pit, it may be time for a smokeless option. They are getting a lot of attention on social media right now, but we decided to look into just how "smokeless" they actually are.
Starting today, you can take advantage of Florida's Freedom Summer Sales tax holiday. Under this tax break, you can save on admissions to concerts, summer movie tickets, sporting events, fairs and festivals, and even gym memberships.
Hundreds of thousands of Floridians are losing Medicaid. It comes as a rule that expanded coverage during the pandemic comes to an end. Medical financial advisor with Life Planning Partners, Dr. Carolyn McClanahan, joins us to discuss the impact of Medicaid on Florida.
AI can gather vast amounts of medical data to identify patterns, like which cancers will respond to which treatments better or which hip replacement will work best for your body type. And now, its working to make colonoscopies even better at detecting colon cancer.
Whether you grill out regularly or only on holidays like Memorial Day weekend, now is a good time to take a look under the hood. Even if you keep it clean and covered, grills don't last forever. Experts at Consumer Reports are revealing five signs it may be time to replace your grill.
This Memorial Day weekend is expected to be the busiest travel day of the year. Triple A says airports will see the largest crowds since with nearly 3 and a half million people are expected to fly. Ivan Rodriguez joins us from Hartsfield-Jackson airport in Atlanta where traffic is already picking up.
The Memorial Day Holiday weekend means a lot of you will grill and chill by the fire pit. But before you light it up, it may be time for a grill checkup from an ER doctor who has seen a lot of what can happen when things go wrong. Dr. Tom Waters from the Cleveland Clinic Emergency Department says a lot of injuries can happen if the grill isn't working properly.
This month's Positively Jax winner is feeding the masses. You ever wonder where near expired food or bags of produce with slight imperfections foes when it can't be sold? The non-profit Waste Not Want Not makes sure some of it doesn't just land in the trash but instead in the hands of people in need.
As hurricane season is approaching, there are a couple of contractor scams to watch out for if you need make any repairs or upgrades to your home. President and CEO of The National Insurance Crime Bureau, David Glawe, joins us to discuss the "shady" signs a contractor's intentions may not be in your best interest.
Ron DeSantis joined the White House race and was tripped up by a chaotic Twitter launch. The Florida governor had big plans to launch his presidential bid on Twitter spaces with Elon Musk and to say things didn't go as planned is an understatement. Political science professor with FSCJ, Dr. Daniel Cronrath, joins us in studio to discuss DeSantis' push towards the 2024 election.
Do you delay deadlines? Put off for tomorrow what you should do today? A study out of the University of Chicago found 20% of people suffer from procrastination AND another study that 48% of people say distraction is the reason for their procrastination. Melanie Lawson joins us to discuss how body doubling could be the answer to your issue.
Mike Dragich, licensed alligator trapper, joins us to discuss how he uses the attention from his gator videos to to use attention to help his nonprofit Project Savior Outdoors to fight PTSD and veteran suicide.
