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Donald Trump stored, showed off and refused to return classified documents, indictment says

Donald Trump improperly stored in his Florida estate sensitive documents on nuclear capabilities, repeatedly enlisted aides and lawyers to help him hide records demanded by investigators and cavalierly showed off a Pentagon “plan of attack” and classified map.

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Donald Trump stored, showed off and refused to return classified documents, indictment says

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Sound Off: When do you tip and how much?

As more restaurants and apps ask for tips, we want to know- what's your rule of thumb?

4 Your Smile: Helping you choose the best products for cleaner, healthier teeth

All this week on The Morning Show, we're going to unlock the secrets 4 Your Smile -- to help you get cleaner, healthier teeth without spending a lot of money.

RULES: Get mom some grocery money!

Help celebrate mom by winning some cold, hard cash to help with the grocery bill.

🔒 Insiders Only: Get mom some grocery money!

Help celebrate mom by winning some cold, hard cash to help with the grocery bill.

Making Ends Meet: Saving money by making groceries last longer

Over the next several days, The Morning Show is going to help you cut your costs. We want to begin with making what you buy at the grocery store last as long as possible.

City board to discuss recent calls to tear down troubled Northside motel

The city of Jacksonville’s Nuisance and Abatement Board will meet Thursday to discuss recent calls to tear down the troubled Home 1 Great Stay on Harts Road.

Richard Nunn to be named WJXT Chief Meteorologist

WJXT-4 News4JAX is happy to announce the promotion of Richard Nunn to Chief Meteorologist, and Meteorologist Katie Garner will take over forecasting the weather on The Morning Show.

Making Ends Meet

The Morning Show saves you real money at the grocery store.

12 sea turtles return home after rehabbing at Georgia Sea Turtle Center

Twelve rehabilitated turtles were released Tuesday morning at Jekyll Island in Glynn County, Georgia.

Clay County Fair opens with new food, rides, same family fun

The sights, sounds and smells of the Clay County Agricultural Fair are an annual tradition in Green Cove Springs -- and so is seeing Richard Nunn cut the ribbon on Opening Day.

Here’s the order for the First Coast Spelling Bee 🐝

The First Coast Spelling Bee is coming up, giving 14 local students the chance at the local title and a spot in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in May.

‘I hope he enjoys his stay’: Volusia sheriff eager to welcome man charged with threatening him to Florida

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood told The Morning Show on Thursday that he refuses to be intimidated, despite online threats from hate groups.

Let us know: What is your least favorite chore?

What chore(s) do you dread the most?

Insiders🔒: Tell us your favorite book on Read Across America Day

From the Hardy Boys to Robin Cook to Dr. Seuss and other classic children’s books, our anchors shared their favorite stories Thursday morning as we celebrated Read Across America Day on The Morning Show.

‘We had to leave all we had’: Family recounts ‘terrifying’ escape from war-torn Ukraine

Ukraine refugees Surkhrab Niyazov, his wife, Inna, and their children visited The Morning Show studios on Saturday to share their story and spread the word about how they were helped by a local organization: Catholic Charities.

‘I am never going to forget this’: Orange Park Army veteran, Eagles fan heading to Super Bowl

An Orange Park U.S. Army veteran is heading to the Super Bowl in what she called the surprise of a lifetime.

Sunday is National Weather Person’s Day

The Weather Authority is comprised of John Gaughan, Richard Nunn, David Heckard and Jenese Harris.

FHP: Driver sparks pursuit in Jacksonville, fires at trooper

A driver was taken into custody Thursday morning after leading a trooper on a pursuit and firing shots at the trooper, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

Florida drops sections on BLM movement, reparations from AP African American studies course

The College Board, which oversees AP classes, released curriculum materials Wednesday for the expansion of an African American studies course to hundreds of additional high schools in the next academic year.

Baby girl ‘still attached to a placenta’ found abandoned in Polk County after woman heard ‘noises coming from woods’

She was still attached to a placenta.

‘She can’t be replaced’: This week marks 33 years since Clay County woman’s brutal murder

On January 21, 1990, Teryl Orcutt was driving back to the Middleburg home she shared with her mother, when she disappeared without a trace. Clay County Sheriff’s deputies say she had left her boyfriend’s house in Jacksonville.

Man convicted of killing 2 Putnam County boys sentenced to death

Mark Wilson Jr., the man convicted of murdering two young brothers in 2020 in Putnam County, was formally sentenced to death by a judge.

Recipe for Jax Juice cocktail

If you're hosting a party for the Jaguars-Chiefs playoff game, why not offer a drink that matches your team spirit?

We laughed, cheered & cried: Most memorable Morning Show moments of 2022

Looking back over 2022, we chose our top 10 memorable moments from The Morning Show and collected them here for you to revisit and reminisce – or maybe see for the first time!

Cooking for a good cause: How you can help local chefs raise money for music therapy

Local chefs and musicians are joining forces Monday to help provide music therapy for children in our area.

National Gingerbread House Day: Wow your family, friends with elevated holiday creation

A local award-winning gingerbread expert shows us the tools and techniques to elevate your own creation.

Let us know your Christmas morning breakfast traditions!

The Morning Show is testing out one of the most iconic Christmas breakfasts — spaghetti with maple syrup.

Programming Note: Abbreviated Thanksgiving newscast & how to watch America’s Thanksgiving Parade

News4JAX will have an abbreviated newscast schedule on Thanksgiving Day — Nov. 24 — to give our staff more time with their families.

Flu hospitalizations spiking in Florida, Southeastern U.S.

Flu hospitalizations are the highest they have been in 10 years, and the Southeast U.S. is being hit particularly hard with more than 2,000 patients hospitalized.

What’s your favorite memory of The Morning Show?

You helped make The Morning Show the most-watched morning news in Jacksonville for the past 10 years. Now we want to celebrate with you!

We’re back! WJXT back on-air after technical issues

WJXT is experiencing technical issues after last night's storm.

Did you see it? Viewer spots ‘UFO’ during Timesaver Traffic report

A bright, yet brief, traveling blob of light was captured on Channel 4 this morning during Amanda Devoe’s Timesaver Traffic report.

🔒 Insider Sweepstakes: Win Clay County Fair tickets

Five News4JAX Insiders can win four tickets to the Clay County Fair.

First Coast Spelling Bee order: 14 local spelling bee winners will battle it out for ultimate title

The First Coast Spelling Bee is less than two weeks away.

News4JAX stops broadcasting due to technical difficulties

Due to technical difficulties, News4JAX had to stop broadcasting on Sunday morning during “The Morning Show.”

Concerns of price gouging at the pump

Gas prices are at record highs and the price at the pump may climb even higher with the U.S. ban on importing Russian oil.

‘Do not pay attention to the politics’: UF Health Jacksonville’s chief of pediatrics says ‘vaccines work’ for kids

Health experts are quickly denouncing Florida’s plans to issue guidance urging parents not to vaccinate healthy children against COVID-19. They say the policy is dangerous for our children.

St. Johns County commission chair considering referendum for sales tax increase

The St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners could consider a referendum for a sales tax increase from 6.5 cents to 7.5 cents, commission Chair Henry Dean said Tuesday.

St. Johns County student creates award-winning app to help people learn new words

A St. Johns County high school senior was recently named the winner of the 2021 Congressional App Challenge for Florida’s 4th Congressional District.

🔒 12 Days of Football: Win TaxSlayer Gator Bowl tickets

Be a News4JAX Insider and win a 4-pack of tickets to the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl.

🔒 Vote for the best ‘The Morning Show’ gingerbread house

Insiders can vote for their favorite Morning Show anchor's gingerbread house.

What to expect from the Florida Legislature’s special session on COVID-19 mandates

Florida lawmakers are in the midst of a special session in Tallahassee aimed at blocking federal COVID-19 mandates. That includes President Joe Biden’s mandate for larger businesses.

‘Giant’ wasp says hello to The Morning Show

We had an interesting visitor on The Morning Show!

Storm damage? How to file a claim and get what you are due

Every year, many people whose homes are damaged by storms begin the sometimes confusing process of filing insurance claims. Consumer Reports offers some tips that may help you with this process.

Donate Shoeboxes of Love to help Jacksonville’s homeless

Share the holiday spirit by donating personal care items for homeless men and women in our community.

Celebrating national cookie month with the best grocery-store picks

October is National Cookie Month. We want to celebrate by trying some of your favorite store-bought brands.

What to buy in October

Consumer Reports says savings this month are off to an early start in response to the latest announcement about Alexa-enabled devices.

With all these new mattresses out there, which are good? Which are a good buy?

If your mattress is keeping you up at night, you can find some decent fall discounts. And the good news, if you’re not ready to buy right now, is you’ll probably find discounts whenever you need a new mattress.

‘Time to say goodbye’ Longtime Jacksonville Zoo director announces move to Louisville

The River City is losing a local gem in our animal refuge community.

Where is your favorite place to eat outside?

Tuesday is National Eat Outside Day!

Slideshow: Local students dress to impress on 1st day of school

News4Jax has been receiving back-to-school photos all morning as students head back to the classroom.

Share your back-to-school photos with us on SnapJAX

We want to see your student’s back-to-school photos!

Q&A: What the delta variant surge means for the future of the pandemic

The Morning show sat down with Dr. Saman Soleymani with Avecina Medical Urgent Care to ask him questions about the delta variant surge, vaccines, and the future of the pandemic.

Origins of badminton and The Morning Show’s very own Olympics

Going for Gold. All week long News4Jax is taking a closer look at different sports you’ll see in Tokyo.

Showing our competitive spirit: The Morning Show’s Not So-lympics

To celebrate the official start of the Olympic Games, we wanted to get in the competitive spirit and try out some less conventional games on The Morning Show.

Staying motivated: How to turn your office into a workout space

If you’re getting back to work, but still looking for motivation to make a change, you may find inspiration in a co-worker.

Humid Hump day, Richard is looking ahead to the 4th of July weekend

Showers, downpours and thunderstorms are moving inland under the increasing onshore flow.

Small hero: 4-year-old alerts father to kitchen fire started by air fryer

As if on cue, Amelia can be seen springing into action as “For the First Time in Forever” starts to play.

‘We all want answers’: Forensic engineer says multiple factors likely led to condo collapse

Design drawings, maintenance logs and sifting through the rubble will all be key elements as investigators piece together what caused the deadly collapse of a 12-story condo building in South Florida, an engineer with U.S Forensic told The Morning Show on Friday.

Best advice from dad: Hard work never killed anyone

All month long we are celebrating dads, asking what's the best advice your dad ever gave you.

Share your fudge recipe with News4Jax!

Send us your favorite fudge recipe and we will taste it live on air on National Fudge Day.

Ratings tell the story: Channel 4 is most-watched TV station in Jacksonville

Channel 4, The Local Station, was the most-watched television station in the Jacksonville market for the 2020-2021 broadcast season, according Nielsen Media Research.

Best advice from mom: Always set a godly Christian example

All month long we celebrated mom, asking what's the best advice your mom ever gave you.

4 finalists sing tonight for year’s Oh Say Can You Sing title

The 2021 Oh Say Can You Sing finalists will perform live tonight on Channel 4 and you will determine which will win and perform the national anthem on our 4th of July fireworks show.

St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office to hold self defense class for young girls this weekend

Sheriff Rob Hardwick joins The Morning Show to discuss a self defense class being offered to young girls at Patriot Oaks Academy, the school Tristyn Bailey attended.

If you haven’t already, it’s time to bring your children back to the dentist

One of the best ways to protect your children's teeth is by teaching them good oral habits from a young age. And even though the COVID-19 pandemic delayed dental care for many families, Consumer Reports says now is the time to get back on track!

Secrets to getting a good night’s sleep

There are a lot of reasons why 100 million Americans are not getting enough sleep, but one thing that might help is knowing what you should and should not do when you can’t fall asleep.

Trouble sleeping? Ask us your sleep questions

Having trouble sleeping? You’re not alone — 100 million Americans aren’t getting enough sleep.

Superintendent: Community will need to heal after school name change decision

Throughout the long and emotional Duval school renaming process, Duval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Diana Greene has mostly stayed silent. That changed on The Morning Show.

George Floyd’s brother, family attorney discuss ‘painfully earned justice’ on The Morning Show

In an interview Wednesday on The Morning Show, Benjamin Crump said he sees this verdict setting a new precedent for policing and hopes it will be an important moment for social justice.

Putnam County corrections captain killed in motorcycle crash

The Putnam County Sheriff’s Office has identified the 44-year-old motorcyclist killed in a crash Thursday morning in San Mateo as Corrections Capt. Mark Elam.

Managing Editor of The Morning Show

Graham Media Group in Jacksonville, Florida is looking for a News Planner/Producer to help develop and produce enterprise segments, set up interviews, plan content, build a diverse list of contacts, and produce newscasts when needed.Experience:You will also contribute daily to the web and social media platforms. Excellent news judgment, storytelling, and research skills required. We are looking for a self-starter with good time management skills. You will also lead planning meetings. This full-time position includes working weekends and holidays as needed. Must be available when breaking news happens and be willingly to work flexible hours. There will be other duties assigned based on the needs of the newsroom.Requirements:Qualifications: Minimum two years of experience in a TV newsroom. College degree in journalism or communications preferred

International Have Fun At Work Day: News4Jax celebrates with water balloon fight

Thursday April 1 is International Fun at Work Day.

Study: Black girls disproportionately criminalized in Florida schools

Here’s what the study found:Black girls account for nearly half (49%) of the 46,666 girls suspended from school. Black girls represent almost half (49%) of the 1,529 girls who made contact with law enforcement at schools for incidents eligible for a civil citation or alternatives to arrest. Over the last five years, one-fourth of Black girls eligible for a civil citation in school were arrested instead. READ: See the full report: Sounding the Alarm: Criminalization of Black Girls in FloridaThe study used information from the Florida Department of Education and Florida Department of Juvenile Justice to get exact numbers of how many Black girls are ending up in the juvenile system. You can watch the interview belowFor more information, visit Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center - See the Girl.

International Women’s Day: Choose To Challenge

#ChooseYourChallenge is a social media campaign for International Women's Day which is March 8, 2021JACKSONVILLE, Fla – Monday is International Women’s Day -- a day of activism to celebrate the women’s suffrage movement and bring awareness surrounding issues of discrimination, human rights and equality. Some local activists are sharing their voices through a powerful social media campaign called #ChooseToChallenge. There’s also a march planned to take place at James Weldon Johnson Park from Noon-2:30 p.m. in Jacksonville on Saturday. Bonnie Hendrix, president of the Women’s March Florida joined us on The Morning Show to explain how the movement is a call to action for women’s issues. Watch her interview below:

Doing a lot of sitting lately? Check out these yoga moves you can do in your chair

LV chair yoga can turn sitting down into a benefit for your physical and mental health. Still feel like you’re getting a workout for your body, a workout for your mind but all from the comfort and safety of a chair,” said Linda Trinidad, LV Chair Yoga Instructor at Studio Jax. Linda Trinidad is an LV Chair Yoga Instructor at Studio Jax. Trinidad teaches classes in person and online. This is how you do “Standing Mountain” one of the most important poses of chair yoga.

GALLERY: The Ritz Theatre & Museum in LaVilla

‘The Harlem of the South,’ other glimpses of Jacksonville’s past at the Ritz Theatre & Museum in LaVilla. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Morning Show presented special live coverage from the Ritz Theatre & Museum in LaVilla called “Our History, Our Future” on Tuesday. “That Black history is American history. It needs to be integrated into our schools, in grades K-12.”AdYou can find more history by visiting the Ritz Theatre & Museum in LaVilla. #OurHistoryOurFuture | The Morning Show brings you special live coverage “Our History, Our Future” from the Ritz History Museum in LaVilla.

Should you claim your stimulus pay on your taxes? And other FAQs

Given the pandemic, it’s fair to wonder how factors such as stimulus payments and Paycheck Protection Program loans could impact your filings. Below you’ll find a brief Q&A with Thomas explaining what you need to know:Do you have to claim your stimulus claims when filing your taxes? AdDoes the IRS look at stimulus payments as income? If unemployment compensation was received last year, you definitely want to include that on your tax return. Lawson hosts virtual roundtable on taxesIf you have additional questions about your taxes, stimulus payments and Paycheck Protection Program loans, you’re in luck.

Man dies after driving into retention pond in Fleming Island, troopers say

FLEMING ISLAND, Fla. – A man died after driving into a retention pond in Fleming Island early Sunday morning, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Troopers said they were called around 3:20 a.m. to the accident in Neptune Park off Thunderbolt Road. According to FHP, a 34-year-old Orange Park man was driving a sedan west on Thunderbolt Road when the car went into the pond. A tow truck has removed a silver 4-door Nissan Altima from the retention pond in Fleming Island. Multiple neighbors told News4Jax they often hear cars racing on Thunderbolt Road leading into the park where the pond is located.

TMS crew and Bawk Bawk Chicken Truck hold spicy wing eating competition

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – It was a cold Friday in February when The Morning Show crew denounced all former friendships among coworkers for a spicy wing eating competition. The true story is several members from The Morning Show at 9 decided to hold a spicy wing eating competition after focusing on the Super Bowl all week and all of the finger foods and party platters that typically go with it. The person who ate five extra spicy chicken wings the fastest would be crowned the winner. Richard, Bruce, Cory from Bawk Bawk Chicken Truck, Vic, Parker, and Emily answered the call to compete and to claim the No. AdA special thank you to Bawk Bawk Chicken Truck for providing the wings and humoring a group of morning television employees.

Share your health questions for Dr. Ackerman with us

In these uncertain times, it’s only natural to have questions about your personal health. Whether you’re wondering if that cough you’ve had is the common cold or something worse, or you’re curious about a new medical development, we want to help you get answers. You can share your questions with us by filling out the brief form below. If your question is chosen, Dr. Ackerman will answer it on The Morning Show.

Share your health questions for Dr. Ackerman with us

In these uncertain times, it’s only natural to have questions about your personal health. Whether you’re wondering if that cough you’ve had is the common cold or something worse, or you’re curious about a new medical development, we want to help you get answers. You can share your questions with us by filling out the brief form below. If your question is chosen, Dr. Ackerman will answer it on The Morning Show.

Funding key to Biden fulfilling promises to Black community, expert says

But it’s going to take more to bridge the gap with the Black community. He added that the nation is less prosperous and secure because of the scourge of systemic racism. “People need to understand that we are not seeing equity in American society. Biden directed the Department of Housing and Urban Development in a memorandum to take steps to promote equitable housing policy. On Monday, the Senate confirmed Biden’s pick for treasury secretary, Janet Yellen, who is the first woman to lead the department.

Nonprofit that helps diabetes patients avoid amputations gets major donation

Every day, hundreds of diabetics have no choice but to have part of a leg or foot amputated. The good news is that The Save A Leg, Save A Life Foundation in Ponte Vedra is working hard to bring those numbers down and they just got a big donation. Next Science, a medical tech company based in Jacksonville, has just given the nonprofit a $300,000 product donation that’s really going to help. “We are determined to reduce lower leg amputations, leveraging all relationships and resources to make this happen,” Dr. Desmond Bell, executive director for The Save A Leg, Save A Life Foundation, said. In the U.S., these infections contribute to approximately 500,000 deaths each year and cost an estimated $94 billion to treat.

News4Jax changing programming for the holidays

Tune in to Channel 4 on Christmas Day and you’ll likely notice some changes to our programming. We’re airing an abbreviated programming schedule on Christmas so that our employees can spend more time with their families over the holidays. Another item of note: on Christmas Eve, we’ll carry a special performance by the acclaimed Gracias Choir. You can watch the same performance on Christmas Day starting at 11 a.m. The choir will sing some of your favorite Christmas carols as you and your loved ones celebrate the holiday.

After heart transplant, runner hopes to go the distance

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A long-time marathon runner received a heart transplant at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville this year. Terry Collier, who shared his experience on The Morning Show on Saturday, said he first found out he needed a heart transplant in 2018. “My buddy took me in to Emory in Atlanta for a check-up and after that, they realized there were some complications to my heart, in my left ventricle. They ran a test and realized I had a heart attack.”Roughly two years later, he received his new heart after spending 180 days at the Mayo Clinic during the pandemic. “I got admitted to Mayo in February of this year and at the same time, the pandemic hit,” Collier said.

Google is back! Gmail, YouTube outage over within an hour

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Millions around the world couldn’t get email, conduct searches or watch videos early this morning. They got error messages from Google instead. Reports about the services began to surface at about 6:30 a.m. Google’s workplace status dashboard confirmed every single one of its products were hit by the outage. About an hour later, all Google platforms appeared to be working. At 8:07 a.m., Google tweeted that the outage was “all clear” but some users reported that they were still unable to reach Gmail.

Curry’s office responds to Trust Index story on infrastructure investments

On Friday, Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry said on The Morning Show that he’s investing nearly $200 million in this year’s city budget. After News4Jax’s original story on the matter was published, Curry’s office requested an opportunity to respond, which was provided Monday. Instead, his office offered Jordan Elsbury, the mayor’s chief of staff, to speak about what the city considers neighborhood infrastructure investments. After analyzing Curry’s most recent budget, specifically looking for neighborhood infrastructure investments, News4Jax determined that Jacksonville’s neighborhood infrastructure investment is $145 million, and not the $200 million the mayor stated. But Elsbury said – the mayor’s office does categorize those as neighborhood infrastructure investments.

County-by-county: Northeast Florida prepares for Eta

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Eta is bringing heavy squalls with tropical-storm-force winds onshore as it tracks northeast across Northeast Florida. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday expanded a state of emergency and asked President Donald Trump for a federal emergency declaration as Tropical Storm Eta prepared to make landfall Thursday. It will be a weak tropical storm or possibly even a depression as it moves across Northeast Florida. About 5 p.m., Clay County District Schools announced all schools and offices within the district will be closed on Thursday, and all after-school activities will be canceled. The Bradford County School District said it is closing schools Thursday due to Eta.

Bullseye! Bruce has perfect throw during Axe Champs segment on The Morning Show

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – They put their skills to the test... and one News4Jax anchor came out on top! The Morning Show participated in an Axe Throwing challenge Thursday morning. Many hit the target, but Bruce Hamilton hit the bullseye on his first try! “Axe Champs” is an axe throwing venue and mobile party service.

See Bruce Willis revive famed ‘Die Hard’ character in epic ad

Bruce Willis is back as John McClane... but not in the way fans had hoped. His daughter Rumer dropped a cryptic teaser on Twitter last night with the hashtag: Die Hard is Back. The action packed promo is actually an ad for the Die Hard Battery at Advanced Autoparts. The ad ended with explosions and a “Yippee ki yay!”If there were to be another movie... it would be the franchises' sixth film. With nearly as many explosions as a “Die Hard” movie, this Advance Auto Parts ad reunites some of the cast from the beloved 1988 film.

Watch The Morning Show : Oct 11, 2020

Watch The Morning Show : Oct 11, 2020Published: October 11, 2020, 11:13 amGet your Sunday started with news, weather and information from your News4Jax team.

Jon Pardi performs Jacksonville’s first ever drive-in concert

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Country star Jon Pardi will headline the first-ever drive-in concert experience in Jacksonville. Speaking to The Morning Show earlier this week, Pardi said he is looking forward to having fun and staying safe. “We have done a couple drive-in shows, It has been a lot of fun. The drive-in concert is being held at Lot J at TIAA Bank Field this weekend. The event will feature full LED screens on either side of the stage and speakers throughout so fans can enjoy a true, live concert experience.

Jacksonville chooses News4JAX in July 2020

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – News4JAX is again Jacksonville’s top choice for local news, winning all local news time periods from early morning through late night. News4JAX had the most adult 25-54 viewers for the recently concluded July ratings period according to independent ratings data released by the Nielsen Company. 1 in all major demos and leads the way with News4JAX at 4:30 a.m. earning 5,300 adult 25-54 viewers and a 9 share. At 5:30 a.m., News4JAX wins with 9,000 adult 25-54 viewers, tripling the nearest competitor. 1 at 10 p.m. with 16,000 adult 25-54 viewers and again at 10:30 p.m. with 13,000.

Richard Nunn’s list of items you might not think to take when fleeing a storm

We went through the isles of Ace Hardware on The Morning Show looking for items that could help you in the event you have to leave your home. This isn’t a full list of what may be needed, but it offers some ideas as you assemble your evacuation kit. The first of our items are all to help keep the family truckster smoothly moving down the highway and away from trouble. Cronin Ace Hardware is fully stocked with various weather radios. Each Ace Hardware is unique in what is available.

Negative health effects of stress from COVID-19

Negative health effects of stress from COVID-19Published: May 30, 2020, 8:24 amDr. Alex Crean from Memorial Hospital joins us on The Morning Show to discuss the negative impacts caused by the stress from COVID-19, that can cause health problems, including hemorrhoid flare-ups.

The importance of water safety this summer

The importance of water safety this summerPublished: May 29, 2020, 8:37 amNow that some pools will begin opening, we want to remind you about the number one killer of young children, which is drowning. Cindy Dennis with Safe Kids Northeast Florida joins us on The Morning Show to talk about water safety this summer.

The new normal in Jacksonville following COVID-19

The new normal in Jacksonville following COVID-19Published: April 28, 2020, 9:06 amLocal oncologist, Dr. Scot Ackerman, joins us on The Morning Show to discuss how some obstacles to normalization remain, although an increase in testing will help.

Sharon Siegel-Cohen: How one woman meant so much to so many

Longtime executive producer Sharon Siegel-Cohen lost a courageous battle with Lou Gehrig’s disease, or ALS. Full Screen 1 / 24 Sharon leads her team and more than 1,000 others Saturday in the Jacksonville Walk to Defeat ALS. “Sharon’s Day, Sharon’s Day, her birthday is today.”One of a kind: caring, compassionate, comical, Sharon even attempted a short rap career with her son, Martin, for his high school prom. In recent weeks, with the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing, those who loved Sharon resorted to sending videos and uplifting messages. “Five days a week, Sharon and I were together, she was family,” anchor Bruce Hamilton said somberly after her passing.

Rick Scott speaks from self-quarantine, ‘optimistic’ Senate will pass COVID-19 bill

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – With the Senate poised to consider a House aid package on Capitol Hill, Florida Sen. Rick Scott remains in self-imposed isolation after having been exposed to someone with COVID-19. On The Morning Show, Scott talked with News4Jax Anchor Bruce Hamilton about the bill and said he is confident the Senate will pass something this week. And two: I think it comes down to, you know, how are we going to help our small businesses, not hurt them, through mandates? There's some very good things in the bill, but we've got to be very careful that we don't hurt our small businesses, who we're hoping to help, with mandates,” Scott said. Scott told Hamilton making sure widespread testing and adequate hospital facilities are available to fight the disease are a priority for both him and his Senate colleagues.

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