Christina Pearce

JSO shared a video on social media of the case from a few weeks ago, where a 5-year-old boy named William wandered away from home and made his way to Chick-fil-A on his own.

Low-income families can still apply for free or reduced-price meals, and students on programs like SNAP will be automatically registered.

Starting a new school year can feel overwhelming, but good study habits can boost your confidence and success.

The Vegan Chef Challenge is coming to Jacksonville for the entire month of August. We got a special preview Tuesday on The Morning Show with some simple recipes that are delicious and healthy.

During the Great Fire of 1901, they formed a bucket brigade to help stop the flames from spreading to their homes. Hogan’s Creek also acted as a natural barrier.

St. Augustine City Commissioners are considering big changes to manage crowds and traffic during events like “Nights of Lights.” Among the ideas are higher fees for the city parking garage and steeper fines for illegal parking.

Tariffs on imports like cars and building materials will likely push prices higher for everyday Floridians.

Temperatures are heating up, and this summer, the cost of using air conditioning is expected to reach its highest level in over a decade.

We often show respect by displaying flags on Memorial Day, but many don’t know the special flag traditions and etiquette for the day.

Healthy skin doesn’t have to be expensive or time-consuming.

This year, there are three types of camps for your child to choose from, each available at several locations: technology camp, nature camp, and sports camp.

The St. Johns County School Board takes the next step Friday in its search for a new superintendent.