There’s a new clinic on Jacksonville’s Westside for women.

In the state of Florida, drowning remains a leading cause of death in young children, but for kids with special needs, the risk goes up.

Two dozen area foster children became permanent members of their new families on Friday -- just in time for Mother’s Day.

Academy Sports and Outdoors teamed up with the Jaguars to provide a girls high school flag football team with a $3,000 shopping spree at the store located on Southside Boulevard.

Maple Street Biscuit Company is one of 150 IDD inclusive businesses across Jacksonville participating in Shopability Saturday, which allows customers to shop and dine at the inclusive businesses, which can be found on an interactive map at https://connectablejax.com/shopability/.

News4JAX anchor/reporter Amanda DeVoe has a personal connection to a woman who said her aunt saved her life through a kidney donation.

April’s Positively Jax winner is all about the community and bringing the arts to everyone. Lori Newton had the vision for a community theatre years ago after reading a book.

Hometown woman T-Neisha Tate has a pretty sweet job. She was promoted by the Jaguars from director of programs to vice president of social responsibility and impact in the summer of 2020.

“All children will have the opportunity to play regardless of their physical abilities,” a release said.

Brooks Rehabilitation is helping young children with mobile disabilities become active.

The supplies collected will be used to furnish apartments for families coming from Ukraine.

One of those brothers helped save two other people exactly 11 years ago to the day -- News4JAX Anchor Kent Justice and his son.