Chef Shawn Stoddard with the Catered Table joined us on The Morning Show to share some can’t-miss dishes to make Mother's Day extra special.
A recent survey found 75% of women with children at home say it’s hard to make their own health a priority. And 24% are skipping routine screenings because they didn’t know they were necessary or important.
A man shot in what investigators described as a road rage confrontation along State Road A1A in Butler Beach is speaking publicly for the first time, sharing his account of the moments leading up to the gunfire that left him critically injured.
A wildfire more than 100 miles west of Jacksonville is to blame for an air quality alert Friday morning.
Mother's Day is Sunday, and we want to celebrate the moms in our community. Friday, we shared some SnapJAX photos of local moms, and our anchors took time to thank their moms for all the support and love they provide.
The "Super Mom" ideal tells women they should handle it all with a smile, never ask for help, and put everyone else first. Nicole Davidson-Harshaw with Dupont Counseling Group joined us on The Morning Show to explain that, from a mental health perspective, the "Super Mom" ideal can actually cost women a lot.
Mother's Day is almost here, and if you need brunch ideas Mom will actually love, we've got you covered. Chef Shawn Stoddard with the Catered Table joined us on The Morning Show to share some can't-miss dishes to make her day extra special.
We are all paying more for gas, but there are ways to track down lower prices. Mark Jenkins with AAA joined us on The Morning Show to explain why prices fluctuate so much depending on where you live.
National Women’s Health Week starts May 10, a reminder for women to put their health first. But a recent survey found more than 6 in 10 women say they struggle to make their own health a priority.
A man shot in what investigators described as a road rage confrontation along State Road A1A in Butler Beach is speaking publicly for the first time, sharing his account of the moments leading up to the gunfire that left him critically injured.
Jacksonville is set to host the inaugural Ironman Jacksonville. Thousands of athletes, spectators and volunteers from around the country will be here on the First Coast to take on one of the world's most iconic endurance events.
New reports show the costs of Mother's Day flowers are going up, but if they're a non-negotiable for your mom, you're going to want to make sure they last. Hillary Dolaher with Anything With Plants and Flowers joined us on The Morning Show with tips to keep those flowers fresh and the insider scoop on bouquets that are budget-friendly.
The Supreme Court is allowing patients to get a common abortion pill via the mail without seeing a doctor, but that could soon change. Local OB-GYN Dr. Chandra Adams joined us on The Morning Show to explain the safety of Mifepristone and the narrowing options available for women.
A man was found fatally shot early Thursday morning in the parking lot of a motel on Philips Highway, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Jacksonville residents said rising gas and grocery prices were forcing them to rethink everyday spending, from shopping trips to hobbies and commuting costs. A University of North Florida economist warned the financial pressure may continue for years as wages struggle to keep pace with rising prices.
There has been a lot in the news lately about hantavirus. The rare disease generated a lot of buzz when passengers on board a cruise ship had to deal with an outbreak that killed three people and sickened at least five. Needless to say, it generated a lot of questions, especially for people booked for cruises. Dr. Shilpa Amin, medical director with HCA Memorial, joined us on The Morning Show to help sort things out.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average worker now holds 12 different jobs throughout their lifetime, with Millennials and Gen Z moving jobs even more frequently. Some say it can fast-track your career and boost your pay. But experts warn it can also come with real risks
In Jacksonville, the current average as of Wednesday was $4.47 for regular unleaded, and News4JAX spotted at least one station in St. Johns County listing gas at $4.60. A week ago, the average in the Jacksonville metro area was $4.18.
A man was seriously injured Tuesday in what St. Johns County investigators described as a road rage shooting in Butler Beach. One neighbor said nothing like that has happened in his 30 years in the neighborhood and suggested that recent growth explosion in St. Johns County is making everyone edgy.
With gas prices spiking, a local mechanic joined us on The Morning Show to show us some steps you can take today to help consume less gas, so you can wait longer between fill-ups.
Some Portuguese man o’ war washed up on Vilano Beach in St. Johns County in early April. News4JAX showed pictures to Dr. Steven Goodfriend at HCA Florida Orange Park Hospital and asked what you should do if you are stung by one.
Jacksonville is home to one of the nation’s largest military communities, making the need for local mental health resources especially urgent. A local nonprofit is stepping up to fill that gap.
It has been more than eight weeks since the war with Iran began. Alex Jacquez, Chief of Policy & Advocacy at Groundwork Collaborative and former Special Assistant to the President for Economic Development and Industrial Strategy, joined us on The Morning Show to explain why the conflict is affecting gas prices, homebuyers and inflation.
Surveys show two-thirds of workers say companies are handing out bigger-sounding titles without better pay or real advancement. So how can you avoid this?
Janeth Mondragon and México en la Piel visit News4JAX, a group dedicated to sharing authentic Mexican culture through dance and storytelling.
After a slower stretch for sales, Spring is now in full swing, and this month, there are plenty of ways to save as we celebrate Mother’s Day and Memorial Day. Consumer Reports shares how you can save big while honoring the mothers and veterans in your life.
Our friends from Taco Lu in Jax Beach – Don and his son Henry Nichols – joined us on The Morning Show to showcase some great food and drink ideas so you can plan your own Cinco de Mayo party.
Air travel has been in a state of chaos. Not only do you have cancellations from Delta, United and others over the past couple of days, but Spirit Airlines is grounded. Travel industry analyst Katy Nastro joined us on The Morning Show to help us sort out some of the current confusion.
Surveys show more than half of managers say they’ve passed over employees for promotion because of workplace habits, not skills. Things like lack of initiative, poor visibility, or overcommitting can hold people back even when they’re good at their job.
Two weeks after a wildfire ripped through Brantley County, destroying dozens of homes in the tight-knit communities of Atkinson and Waynesville, schools are reopening to students on Monday, but district officials have made it clear that families dealing with displacement or property loss should not feel rushed to send their children back.
Mother's Day is Sunday, and if you're looking for brunch ideas when the family's together, Culhane's has you covered. Mary Jane Culhane joins us on The Morning Show with some menu inspiration.
If your dog or cat can't stop scratching or you're seeing red, irritated skin, it could be allergies. Dr. Christian Broadhurst, a veterinarian with the Clay County Humane Society, explains the warning signs, what triggers them most often, and when it's time to call the vet.
A witness who asked to remain anonymous spoke to News4JAX and described what he said was an afterparty that erupted into chaos where a man was shot early Sunday morning in the Biltmore area.
Two weeks after a wildfire ripped through Brantley County, destroying dozens of homes in the tight-knit communities of Atkinson and Waynesville, schools are reopening to students on Monday, but district officials have made it clear that families dealing with displacement or property loss should not feel rushed to send their children back.
A man was shot early Sunday morning in the Biltmore area during what one witness says was an afterparty that got out of control. The man who was shot is expected to survive, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, and investigators are now looking for the shooter.
President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he might pull even more U.S. military troops out of Germany after he ordered the Pentagon to withdraw some 5,000 service members from the country. Garret Martin, co-director of the Transatlantic Policy Center at American University, joined us on The Morning Show to explain why this could be the start of a dangerous trend.
You walk into the store for one thing and somehow walk out with a cart full. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Experts say about 60% of what we buy isn’t planned—and there’s a reason why. Welcome to your brain on bargains.
Downtown Jacksonville is continuing its transformation, with more than 9,000 people now living in the urban core and $7 billion in projects planned or underway, according to the 2025 State of Downtown Report from Downtown Vision, Inc.
The 61st annual Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Fest returns to Fernandina Beach this weekend, and organizers say a drone show will replace the traditional fireworks display because of a county burn ban and nearby wildfires.
The Brantley County Sheriff’s Office is asking residents to be patient as they return home and not to do anything that would affect damage assessments by officials.
Nicole Davidson-Harshaw with DuPont Counseling Group joined us on The Morning Show to share some important insights for families who have lost everything they own in the recent wildfires.
Ten days into a devastating wildfire that destroyed dozens of homes in Brantley County, things are slowly but surely opening back up as residents shift into recovery mode. On Thursday, teachers returned to their schools for the first time in over a week, although students in the district will be out of school through Friday.
The Florida Legislature approved a new congressional map that aims to give Republicans four more seats hours after the Supreme Court narrowed a section of the Voting Rights Act. News4JAX political analyst Rick Mullaney joined us on The Morning Show to explain how the fallout from both moves is going to be anything but quiet.
