Our annual Thanksgiving tradition continues Friday on The Morning Show as we make a Thanksgiving dinner from beginning to end live throughout the morning.
Having a meal on the table means everything to families during the holiday season, but there is some hope, thanks to local food drives happening across the area.
Willie’s Wee-Nee Wagon, a beloved Brunswick institution, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, serving up the same quality hot dogs, burgers, and their famous boneless pork chop sandwiches that have made them a local legend.
If you weren’t aware, Brunswick, Georgia, has a simmering rivalry with another area of the same name: Brunswick County, Virginia. Both Brunswicks claim to be the birthplace of the original “Brunswick stew.”
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and many families are already feeling the pinch at the grocery store. From turkey to pie, experts say the cost of putting a holiday meal on the table has climbed steadily over the past few years.
Volunteers like Dr. Linda Hilton, a U.S. Navy veteran, dedicate their time to helping feed hungry children and families. She and her team visit schools such as Sebastian Middle School to fill pantry shelves with essential food items.
When it comes to the best sushi in Jacksonville, our News4JAX Insiders chose Crazy Sushi on Deerwood Lake Parkway.
Sneakers Sports Grille made itself number one in the hearts of sports fans in the Jacksonville area, winning the Best Place to Watch the Jags Game category.
Out of the four nominees, Dorami, a Japanese-based food truck, won the title as Jacksonville’s best kitchen on wheels.
Beer lovers in the 904 have voted for their favorite brewery/distillery in the Jacksonville area, and have decided that The Wicked Barley is the best place to get the perfect cold beer.
Our News4JAX Insiders picked Safe Harbor Seafood in Mayport as the top spot in the Jacksonville area for seafood in our JAXBest 2025 contest.
Volunteers at Kingsland North Center served over 600 meals to families affected by the government shutdown. A local restaurant donated additional food when supplies ran out, and future events are planned with community support.
Much focus has been placed on how the government shutdown is affecting people who rely on food stamps, but there are also people who are not on food stamps who are finding it harder to purchase groceries because of the current higher costs of food.
There are two big distributions happening this Saturday where some of the food being packed will be given away.
Every coffee lover knows it: There is good and bad coffee — and then there’s the best. In the 904, you can find the best coffee at The Harris Brews.
The community’s support for Grumpy's is evident as it beat out fellow finalists Ellen’s Kitchen, Maple Street Biscuit Company and Metro Diner to claim the title of Best Breakfast in our JAXBest 2025 contest.
Once again, The Donut Shoppe in Arlington reigns supreme after being voted best donuts in the Jacksonville area by our News4JAX Insiders.
Cinotti’s Bakery and Sandwich Shop has taken home the JAX Best 2025 award for best bakery in the Jacksonville area!
A local farmer is feeding the Springfield community through three urban farms located in the neighborhood. As Nathan Ballentine expands, he says he’s getting pushback from the city. He has been told that it’s not allowed because commercial agriculture is not allowed in the city.
Who serves up the best dish of ice cream in the Jacksonville area? Our News4JAX Insiders nominated and voted, naming Dreamette the JAXBest 2025 champion for ice cream.
If you’re looking for an elevated culinary experience with amazing views in Jacksonville, look no further — Cowford Chophouse is the best fine dining restaurant in the area.
Cap’s on the Water offers stunning sunsets with fresh local seafood and was voted as the best waterfront dining experience in Jacksonville.
Beloved local eatery European Street Cafe came out on top in not one but two categories in our JAXBest 2025 voting: best lunch & best vegan/vegetarian.
Well, the people of Jacksonville have made their voices heard, and the JAXBest 2025 winner for “best pizza in Jacksonville” is Moon River Pizza!
Chenile Brown’s creative mashups of Southern soul food with Mexican street fare keep customers coming back for more crab boil tacos, oxtail tacos and more. It's why her food truck was named Best Taco in our JAXBest 2025 contest
The people of Jacksonville have spoken and have chosen The Bearded Pig as the best BBQ restaurant in the area in our 2025 JaxBest contest.
Well, Insiders, you nominated, you voted and you named BF’nD Food Truck as the winner, making it the best burger spot in the 904.
Local businesses across Jacksonville are pitching in to help neighbors in need as the federal government shutdown affects military families and those who use SNAP benefits.
Food assistance could dry up Saturday for millions of people who need it, a result of the ongoing federal government shutdown. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has told Americans that no benefits will be issued on Nov. 1 under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, which provides monthly food benefits to low-income people to help them buy groceries. Many generous people are now asking how they can help by donating goods to their local food pantry. Here are some options.
The exchange of food into the hands of those in need is more frequent these days at Lutheran Social Services of Northeast Florida’s food pantry. But they’re running into a huge problem: Supplies are running low.
Food assistance could dry up Saturday for millions of people who need it, a result of the ongoing federal government shutdown. Now many generous people are asking how they can help by donating goods to their local food pantry.
And on Tuesday, a local pantry said its food services are running “dangerously low” as the impending cancellation of SNAP and WIC funds creates even more uncertainty about how families who rely on the government’s services will be able to keep their fridges stocked.
The City of Jacksonville is looking to join the fight against hunger by supporting the “Peanut Butter Challenge,” and is asking residents to spread the word.
Catholic Charities Jacksonville says demand at its food pantry is surging — forcing the organization to make difficult decisions just to keep up.
For years, Biscottis has been serving up dessert staples that have become iconic across Riverside and the greater Northeast Florida area. Whether you’re stopping in after dinner or picking up something for a special occasion, their cake counter is hard to resist.
For years, David Morales and his wife, María, have been committed not only to serving Mexican food but also to participating in events meant to uplift the local Hispanic community. However, Morales said one of those events had to be canceled this year due to concerns about immigration enforcement.
The owner of a bakery in Atlantic Beach said she wants to make sure our military community knows that, during this uncertain time of the government shutdown, they are loved and seen.
The Amelia Island Cookout at the fabulous Ritz-Carlton is the place to be this weekend. It’s a foodie and wine event you don’t want to miss.
Fans of the University of Florida and the University of Georgia know it’s never too early to talk about one of the biggest rivalry games in college football!
News4JAX anchor/reporter John Asebes will be the first to admit, he's gotten some of the best assignments when it comes to our 4 Your Neighborhood visits. From tacos to the backwoods to pizza, he ate well in St. Augustine, so you can too!
When visitors think of St. Augustine, they often picture forts, cobblestone streets, and trolley tours. But a little-known fact is that the nation’s oldest city also played a surprising role in the history of chocolate in North America, and a local candy maker is keeping the tradition alive.
From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at James Weldon Johnson Park in downtown, Moose Tracks will partner with Mayfield Dairy Farms® to serve 10,000 scoops of FREE Original Moose Tracks Ice Cream in a citywide ice cream social benefiting The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida.
Dozens of residents gathered at a community meeting to express strong opposition to a proposed expansion of Apna Bazar on Jacksonville’s Southside, which plans to include a 30,000-square-foot addition featuring an animal slaughterhouse, sparking worries about noise, odors, and neighborhood impact.
Guanabana, a handcrafted ice cream and smoothie store, started with Julieta and Oliver’s desire to bring something different to Jacksonville, something that would allow them to embrace their Colombian and Venezuelan roots.
Community members continued their push Wednesday evening to prevent a local grocery store from adding a meat processing facility at its Beach Boulevard location.
For generations, the smell of smoked chicken and ribs has drawn people into Jenkins Quality Barbecue. But after nearly seven decades, the Jenkins family said they’re turning off the smokers for good.
After 68 years of serving the Jacksonville community, Jenkins Quality Barbecue announced Tuesday that it will close all three of its locations by the end of the month.
A halal grocery store in Jacksonville is attempting to add a meat processing facility to its Beach Boulevard property, marking its second attempt in less than a year to do so, following a similar request that was withdrawn in April 2024.
Norma Smithen, the always smiling, always laughing, never-has-a-bad-day employee, has been serving customers at the Sheik location in Arlington since September 1983.
From scrambled eggs to Sunday roasts, more families are trading fluorescent aisles and rising food costs for fresh, homegrown alternatives—starting with chickens.
Families are flipping the script — growing fruits and veggies right in their own front yards. They’re fresh, they’re local and they never saw a truck or plastic bag!
The City of Fernandina Beach announced a Grocery Getter shuttle will be providing services for local residents twice a week, providing free rides to and from the Winn-Dixie Marketplace in Yulee.
Jon Vredenburg, a registered dietitian and nutritionist with UF Health, guided us through a local grocery store, starting with the produce aisle.
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.
In an effort to learn about the best food offered in the Springfield area, we called around and were provided three spots, though if we had time, we would have visited every restaurant.
The line formed early for the newest restaurant to open its doors in Oakleaf: popular chicken tender chain Raising Cane’s.
Whether you prefer cubes, crushed, bullets, or those crunchy little nuggets with a cult following, Consumer Reports reveals the best ways to get great ice at home and how to keep it fresh all season long.
Brett’s Waterway Café has long been a mainstay in the community, known for its scenic views and special events. But it is set to be demolished next year due to safety concerns.
You may be eating more than you bargained for. According to the Environmental Working Group, more than 10,000 additives are approved for use in U.S. foods. But some are linked to serious health risks, including cancer.
Atrial fibrillation, called AFib, is the most common type of heart arrhythmia and experts say 12.1 million people in the U.S. will have AFib in 2030. While treatments like beta blockers and blood thinners are ways to deal with it, there might be an additional treatment that doesn’t involve a doctor.
Fleming Island grocery shoppers will soon be able to fill all their produce, dairy, and frozen food needs as Aldi revealed an official opening date of its first store in the city.
One new, and popular, Jacksonville spot on the Southside is getting a lot of attention and being applauded by some for its transparency after sharing in detail its struggles and why it chose to change how it seats customers.
It’s no secret that what you eat can have a big effect on your health. But with so many mixed messages and misleading claims, knowing which foods are really good for you isn’t always easy.
News4JAX reporter Caleb Yauger goes inside RD International to taste Thai Cuisine, taking him back to his roots.
Americans have long heard about the health benefits of adhering to diets rich in fresh produce and whole grains and low in red meat and processed sugars. But they may not be aware of how meal timing can affect their health.
Before you dish up your favorite cookout staples this Memorial Day weekend, there are some things to keep in mind to avoid foodborne illnesses.
Why do our stomachs seem to have a special reserve for calorie-laden treats even after a full meal? Some call it “dessert stomach.” It’s when you feel full but still crave something sweet.
More than 17 million Americans live in food deserts where it’s difficult for families to find fresh, affordable produce. But fleet farming is not only feeding families but growing resilience and hope.
Did you know Taco Lu on Beach Boulevard in Jacksonville Beach has a ghost? You must go back in time to get to the bottom of the paranormal activity that people who work there tell you is just haunting.
Tomatoes represent a $1.9 billion annual crop, nationwide. They’re planted on 330,000 acres across 18 states, but diseases such as bacterial spot can ravage the popular crop.
City utility JEA is reviewing an adjusted service availability determination request for a 2,786-square-foot, 75-seat Raising Cane’s on 1.34 acres of the former Regency Square Mall property at 9501 Arlington Expressway, according to the Jacksonville Daily Record.
A Jacksonville councilman urged Mayor Donna Deegan on Wednesday not to sign the bill prohibiting food trucks at gas stations.
The Jacksonville City Council passed a bill with a 12 to 7 vote that prohibits food trucks from preparing and/or selling food or beverages at gas stations.
