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LABOR DAY


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Labor Day Weekend with the Shrimp: Honey Drippers Weekend, Military Appreciation Night, Swiftie Night & Fireworks

Read full article: Labor Day Weekend with the Shrimp: Honey Drippers Weekend, Military Appreciation Night, Swiftie Night & Fireworks

Whether it’s Thirsty Thursday, a Taylor Swift sing-along, or SouthPaw’s big birthday, this Labor Day weekend is the perfect chance for fans to celebrate summer with the Jumbo Shrimp — and gear up for a historic playoff run in Jacksonville.

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AAA to offer free ‘Tow to Go’ service to discourage impaired driving during Labor Day weekend

Read full article: AAA to offer free ‘Tow to Go’ service to discourage impaired driving during Labor Day weekend

The American Automobile Association (AAA) announced it will be offering its “Tow to Go” program during the upcoming Labor Day weekend.

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Showers and thunderstorms return with the northeasterly winds

Read full article: Showers and thunderstorms return with the northeasterly winds

Weekend forecast

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Jacksonville faces rainy Labor Day weekend

Read full article: Jacksonville faces rainy Labor Day weekend

Jacksonville is expected to see increased rain chances heading into Labor Day weekend, according to News4JAX meteorologist Richard Nunn, with temperatures cooling slightly before warming up again and no local threat from Tropical Storm Fernand.

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Cooler under clear skies, Warm and dry Wednesday

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Increasing rain chances through Labor Day

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Showers and storms end late, drier days ahead

Read full article: Showers and storms end late, drier days ahead

Increasing rain chances Labor Day weekend

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Mini break in humidity and rain before soggy Labor Day weekend

Read full article: Mini break in humidity and rain before soggy Labor Day weekend

It’s not often we get a pause in the August rainy season, but that’s exactly what’s shaping up for Tuesday. A cold front moving through southeast Georgia will press southward over northeast Florida tonight.

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Zero Tolerance: ‘Hands Across the Border’ targets impaired driving before Labor Day

Read full article: Zero Tolerance: ‘Hands Across the Border’ targets impaired driving before Labor Day

Law enforcement agencies across five southern states are mobilizing this week in a coordinated effort to combat impaired driving during the Labor Day holiday weekend.

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Drier conditions in Southeast Georgia, while in Northeast Florida expect more rain

Read full article: Drier conditions in Southeast Georgia, while in Northeast Florida expect more rain

Sunday will be another day of strong to severe weather as the stalled frontal boundary moves southward through our southern counties.

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Volunteers needed to clean up Hanna Park after Labor Day

Read full article: Volunteers needed to clean up Hanna Park after Labor Day

Timucuan Parks Foundation and JaxParks are asking volunteers to join them at Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park to clean up after the busy Labor Day weekend.

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St. Johns County Ocean and Fishing Pier set to reopen for fishing, sightseeing

Read full article: St. Johns County Ocean and Fishing Pier set to reopen for fishing, sightseeing

The St. Johns County Ocean and Fishing Pier in St. Augustine Beach will reopen for fishing and sightseeing on Sunday, Jan. 12, after a long closure for shoreline restoration.

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Keystone Heights community unites to pray over students involved in tragedies

Read full article: Keystone Heights community unites to pray over students involved in tragedies

Dozens of people gathered on a somber Labor Day to pray for several students injured or killed in crashes over the last week.

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Labor Day hotel strikes reflect the frustrations of a workforce largely made up of women of color

Read full article: Labor Day hotel strikes reflect the frustrations of a workforce largely made up of women of color

More than 10,000 workers at 25 U.S. hotels are on strike after choosing Labor Day weekend to amplify their demands for higher pay, fairer workloads and the reversal of COVID-era cuts.

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Enjoy your Labor Day up to a point

Read full article: Enjoy your Labor Day up to a point

The forecast today is going to be a mix of sun and clouds followed by some rain this afternoon.

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Labor Day sales & more: What to buy to save money in September

Read full article: Labor Day sales & more: What to buy to save money in September

With lingering back-to-school and Labor Day sales on a few big-ticket items, September offers significant saving opportunities.

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An allergist’s guide to conquering fall allergies

Read full article: An allergist’s guide to conquering fall allergies

To help with your symptoms this fall, Cleveland Clinic allergist Dr. Sandra Hong said it’s important to keep allergens out of your home.

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Global benchmarks are mixed in cautious trading ahead of US holiday and jobs report

Read full article: Global benchmarks are mixed in cautious trading ahead of US holiday and jobs report

Global shares are mixed in cautious trading ahead of the Labor Day holiday in the U.S. Investors also are looking ahead to the U.S. employment report set for release later this week for an indication of the strength of the American economy.

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Labor Day forecast, tracking the tropics, and the rainy weather returns

Read full article: Labor Day forecast, tracking the tropics, and the rainy weather returns

Labor Day will start a week of wet weather as a cold front dips into our area and then stalls bringing more rain to the area; daily high temperatures will also drop below normal for this time of year staying in the mid-80s.

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‘Deadpool’ tops charts yet again as 'Reagan' beats expectations on sluggish Labor Day weekend

Read full article: ‘Deadpool’ tops charts yet again as 'Reagan' beats expectations on sluggish Labor Day weekend

“Deadpool & Wolverine" ruled the box office on a weekend of quiet openings and low theater attendance as the summer movie season came to an anticlimactic close.

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Enjoy your Sunday forecast before the storms settle in on Labor Day

Read full article: Enjoy your Sunday forecast before the storms settle in on Labor Day

Rainy conditions as early as 11:00 this morning along the NE Florida coast before moving inland after lunchtime. Heavy downpours and gusty winds could be associated with this system.

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Labor Day weekend begins pleasant before storms

Read full article: Labor Day weekend begins pleasant before storms

Rain chances increase leading up to Labor Day

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Labor Day travelers see lower gas and airfare costs

Read full article: Labor Day travelers see lower gas and airfare costs

As Labor Day weekend starts, travelers might notice gas prices and airfares are lower compared to years past.

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Pet adoption event aims to ‘Clear the Shelters’ in Jacksonville

Read full article: Pet adoption event aims to ‘Clear the Shelters’ in Jacksonville

The City of Jacksonville’s Animal Care and Protective Services will host a special adoption event this Labor Day weekend as part of the nationwide “Clear the Shelters” campaign.

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Labor Day Weekend: Crowds, gas prices, best travel times, St. Johns County shuttles & beach etiquette

Read full article: Labor Day Weekend: Crowds, gas prices, best travel times, St. Johns County shuttles & beach etiquette

Traveling this Labor Day weekend may be the busiest it has ever been, no matter if people are choosing to drive or fly.

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Focusing on heat index, Labor Day and the tropics are making waves

Read full article: Focusing on heat index, Labor Day and the tropics are making waves

The steamy weather returned Wednesday when a dry air mass finally moved in pushing out the rainy weather we’ve seen the past few weeks. Only one more day before the summer-like, rainy pattern returns just in time for Labor Day weekend kicks off.

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Travelers are getting a head start on the long Labor Day weekend

Read full article: Travelers are getting a head start on the long Labor Day weekend

Airports, highways, beaches and theme parks are expected to be packed across the U.S. this Labor Day weekend as a lot Americans mark the unofficial end of summer the same way they celebrated the season’s unofficial start: by traveling.

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Law enforcement agencies to team up with Mothers Against Drunk Driving for 'Saturation Saturday'

Read full article: Law enforcement agencies to team up with Mothers Against Drunk Driving for 'Saturation Saturday'

Nearly 200 people were killed in the U.S. by impaired drivers over the Labor Day holiday weekend in 2022.

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What to know about Labor Day and its history

Read full article: What to know about Labor Day and its history

Labor Day is a holiday celebrating the American worker.

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Harris campaign reserves $370M in ads after Labor Day, including battleground state push

Read full article: Harris campaign reserves $370M in ads after Labor Day, including battleground state push

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign says it is reserving $370 million in advertising to run between Labor Day and Election Day.

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From back-to-school to Labor Day sales: What to buy in August to save big bucks

Read full article: From back-to-school to Labor Day sales: What to buy in August to save big bucks

Those long summer days are getting shorter, but there’s some good news this time of year: end-of-season and other late summer sales.

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‘It’s an expression’: Local activists light bridge red, black and green for Juneteenth despite state directive

Read full article: ‘It’s an expression’: Local activists light bridge red, black and green for Juneteenth despite state directive

The Northside Coalition, a local civil rights group, lined the Main Street Bridge to light it red, black and green for Juneteenth on Wednesday night

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Jax pride group walks Main Street Bridge as a response to Acosta Bridge’s patriotic lighting through Labor Day

Read full article: Jax pride group walks Main Street Bridge as a response to Acosta Bridge’s patriotic lighting through Labor Day

A Jacksonville group chose to celebrate its freedom at a rally on the Main Street Bridge despite a Florida initiative to light bridges in patriotic colors until Labor Day.

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Jay-Z’s Made In America festival canceled for the second year in a row

Read full article: Jay-Z’s Made In America festival canceled for the second year in a row

Jay-Z ’s annual Made in America festival, held in Philadelphia over Labor Day weekend, has been canceled for a second year in a row.

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UAW will try to organize workers at all US nonunion factories after winning new contracts in Detroit

Read full article: UAW will try to organize workers at all US nonunion factories after winning new contracts in Detroit

The United Auto Workers union has announced plans to try to simultaneously organize workers at more than a dozen nonunion auto factories.

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Union workers at Stellantis and Ford close to ratifying deals that would end lengthy labor disputes

Read full article: Union workers at Stellantis and Ford close to ratifying deals that would end lengthy labor disputes

Members of the United Auto Workers union were close to approving contract agreements with Stellantis and Ford on Friday with voting at both companies overwhelmingly in favor.

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Stellantis reports progress in talks with auto workers and plans to make another offer Monday

Read full article: Stellantis reports progress in talks with auto workers and plans to make another offer Monday

Stellantis is reporting progress in talks with the United Auto Workers union with just three days left before contracts expire with Detroit’s three automakers.

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Auto union rejects wage offers from Detroit companies with strike deadline 6 days away

Read full article: Auto union rejects wage offers from Detroit companies with strike deadline 6 days away

The United Auto Workers union has rejected wage and benefit offers from all three Detroit automakers, raising tensions just six days before a strike deadline for 146,000 employees.

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Consumer Reports: What to buy in September to save big

Read full article: Consumer Reports: What to buy in September to save big

Between Labor Day, back-to-school shopping, and the seasonal shift from summer to fall, Consumer Reports says September is a month chock-full of money-saving opportunities on some of its top-tested products.

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From record lows to near record highs this week

Read full article: From record lows to near record highs this week

From record lows to near record highs this week

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Get out into the city, support a local business to celebrate 904 Day on Monday

Read full article: Get out into the city, support a local business to celebrate 904 Day on Monday

Monday is 904 Day in honor of 9-0-4 -- the predominant area code used in Northeast Florida. Because 904 Day coincides with Labor Day this year, local leaders are encouraging people to shop and participate in activities in the area.

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Biden heads to Philadelphia for a Labor Day parade and is expected to speak about unions’ importance

Read full article: Biden heads to Philadelphia for a Labor Day parade and is expected to speak about unions’ importance

President Joe Biden says he doesn’t think an auto workers union strike is going to happen and tells a crowd gathered in Philadelphia for a Labor Day parade he’s celebrating union jobs.

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Sunny Skies and Labor Day Warmth

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A Great night to Grill Out, Labor Day too

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Slight Chance of rain but mostly dry holiday weekend

Read full article: Slight Chance of rain but mostly dry holiday weekend

Partly cloudy skies with highs in the mid 80s on Saturday with a 30% chance of rain mostly northwest but most of us will stay dry today. Breezy with wind gusts between 20-25 mph with a high rip current risk along the beaches. Tonight Partly cloudy with calming wind and low at 73Drier for Sunday with Mostly sunny skies with highs in the upper 80s.For the Labor Day holiday mostly sunny with a high near 90, a bit hotter. Winds from the NE 5-10 mph. Rest of the week looks mostly dry with rain chances returning towards the second half of the week with the heat returning. Highs could be in the upper 90s by the end of the week.

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Dry for the holiday weekend

Read full article: Dry for the holiday weekend

As a cold front pushes through. drier air will settle in with minimal rain chances. Breezy for Saturday with a couple of clouds inland, but mostly sunny at the beaches. Highs willl be in the

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10 biggest labor strikes in U.S. history

Read full article: 10 biggest labor strikes in U.S. history

Here are the 10 biggest by the number of striking workers, according to Statista.

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Idalia exits, better weather for Thursday

Read full article: Idalia exits, better weather for Thursday

Idalia quickly exits the area tonight.

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This refurbished Wolfgang Puck Pizza Oven and Grill can be yours for a tasty $149.97 during the Labor Day Sale

Read full article: This refurbished Wolfgang Puck Pizza Oven and Grill can be yours for a tasty $149.97 during the Labor Day Sale

During the Labor Day Sale, this pre-loved Wolfgang Puck Outdoor Pizza Oven and Grill is just $149.97

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Auto workers vote overwhelmingly to let union leaders call strikes against Detroit companies

Read full article: Auto workers vote overwhelmingly to let union leaders call strikes against Detroit companies

Auto workers have voted overwhelmingly to give union leaders the authority to call strikes against Detroit car companies if a contract agreement isn’t reached.

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This Labor Day, upgrade to one of the top MacBook models for only $255.97

Read full article: This Labor Day, upgrade to one of the top MacBook models for only $255.97

Treat yourself to a refurbished MacBook Pro this Labor Day, now under $256

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Book winter holiday trips now before deals dry up, travel experts say

Read full article: Book winter holiday trips now before deals dry up, travel experts say

While most families are focusing on getting kids back into the school routine, travel experts say now is also the time to think about booking your winter holiday vacation.

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Everything you need to know ahead of Jacksonville’s Taco & Tequila Festival

Read full article: Everything you need to know ahead of Jacksonville’s Taco & Tequila Festival

Jacksonville’s Taco & Tequila Festival is back this Labor Day weekend with spectacular food, tasty drinks and a killer lineup.

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Officials concerned for public safety as residents, visitors flout Glynn County pet restrictions

Read full article: Officials concerned for public safety as residents, visitors flout Glynn County pet restrictions

Pets like dogs, cats and horses are prohibited on the beach and pier in Glynn County from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

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TELL US: Student loan payments are starting back up, how will this affect you or your family?

Read full article: TELL US: Student loan payments are starting back up, how will this affect you or your family?

The pause on student loan payments is almost over. Without a Supreme Court ruling before June 30, interest begins on September 1, the Friday before Labor Day. The first payments on student loans in more than three years will be due in October, according to an Education Department spokesperson.

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Florida gas prices drop through Labor Day weekend, AAA says

Read full article: Florida gas prices drop through Labor Day weekend, AAA says

Gas prices in Florida declined during the past week and through the Labor Day weekend, according to AAA.

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Neighbors upset about discovery of body, drug activity, naked people at Jacksonville park

Read full article: Neighbors upset about discovery of body, drug activity, naked people at Jacksonville park

News4JAX is digging deeper into a neighborhood crime alert on a section of Jacksonville’s Woodstock neighborhood.

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Area beaches see big crowds on Labor Day, the unofficial end of summer

Read full article: Area beaches see big crowds on Labor Day, the unofficial end of summer

Local beaches saw big crowds once again on Labor Day, which marks the unofficial end of summer.

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Consumer Reports: What to buy in September

Read full article: Consumer Reports: What to buy in September

While you may be looking at Labor Day deals right now, Consumer Reports’ shopping expert says the entire month of September will be packed with sales on all kinds of items you can use in and outside of your home.

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Your Labor Day should be a Lazy day

Read full article: Your Labor Day should be a Lazy day

Mid morning update:  I hope you have found a spot in the shade, near the grill and something cold to drink.  It is quiet across the forecast circle now under partly cloudy skies.  A few showers, storms will develop after 2 p.m., some locally heavy.

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Biden blasts 'extreme' GOP in Labor Day swing-state trips

Read full article: Biden blasts 'extreme' GOP in Labor Day swing-state trips

President Joe Biden is assailing “MAGA Republicans" and the extreme right in Labor Day remarks to union members.

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Scattered storms to round out our Sunday

Read full article: Scattered storms to round out our Sunday

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Columbia County until 5 p.m. Impacts include heavy rainfall, frequent lightning, hail and gusty winds 60+ mph.

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Knives, swords, guns: Just a few of the many items intercepted by TSA ahead of Labor Day weekend

Read full article: Knives, swords, guns: Just a few of the many items intercepted by TSA ahead of Labor Day weekend

The Jacksonville International Airport is expecting over 10,000 passengers to travel through the airport ahead of Labor Day weekend.

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Tracking rain and storms in inland areas

Read full article: Tracking rain and storms in inland areas

A slight pattern shift has arrived, bringing more of a southeasterly flow to the area. This will result in the highest rain and storm chances in areas west of U.S. 301 through the early evening hours.

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MADD reminds drivers to be safe on the roads this Labor Day weekend

Read full article: MADD reminds drivers to be safe on the roads this Labor Day weekend

As drivers hit the roads this Labor Day weekend, a local group is reminding people not to drink and drive.

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From beginners to advanced, graphic designers will love this bundle

Read full article: From beginners to advanced, graphic designers will love this bundle

Get ready to enhance your graphic design skills with this bundle

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How you can save money with deals, sales in September

Read full article: How you can save money with deals, sales in September

From clothes to mattresses, a wide variety of items are on sale in September.

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Patchy fog again possible towards daybreak

Read full article: Patchy fog again possible towards daybreak

Quiet conditions return to the region for the overnight, but some patchy fog will be possible.

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Labor Day weekend holiday travel: Staying safe on the road

Read full article: Labor Day weekend holiday travel: Staying safe on the road

Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end to summer with millions planning on one final road trip. According to AAA, Thursday and Friday afternoons are expected to be the worst times to hit the road.

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Lighthouse on St. Simons Island celebrating 150th anniversary

Read full article: Lighthouse on St. Simons Island celebrating 150th anniversary

A beloved lighthouse on the Georgia coast will be illuminated like a giant birthday candle to celebrate turning 150 years old.

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Bringing Yummy Eats for Labor Day

Read full article: Bringing Yummy Eats for Labor Day

Traditional cook outs started from Jolanda Parrott’s grandmother, then passed down to her mother, Jo-Lynn, and now to she and her siblings. The Yummy Eats family dropped by the River City Live kitchen to showcase dishes celebrating Labor Day in remembrance of their yearly family cookouts and family functions. You can have a taste of one their traditional cook outs by ordering with Yummy Eats Soul Food and Catering! If you are not cooking for this Labor Day, they are an option to fill in your family cookout. Operating hours are Friday - Sunday from 12 noon - 6pm. and cater…Anytime! www.yummy-eats.com

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August deals: The items you can save on this month

Read full article: August deals: The items you can save on this month

If you’re looking for something lighter, you can find a great deal on a tablet. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 now costs $565 on Amazon.

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100 deadliest days for teen drivers: Parents, here’s how to help keep your teens safe

Read full article: 100 deadliest days for teen drivers: Parents, here’s how to help keep your teens safe

The days between Memorial Day and Labor Day are known as the “100 Deadliest Days” for young drivers.

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Brazil's Bolsonaro says he will seek audit of voting system

Read full article: Brazil's Bolsonaro says he will seek audit of voting system

Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro says his political party will seek to audit the electronic voting system before the upcoming election amid concerns he is actively sowing distrust in its eventual results.

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Beijing shuts dine-in services for holidays to stem outbreak

Read full article: Beijing shuts dine-in services for holidays to stem outbreak

Restaurants in Beijing have been ordered to close dine-in services over the May holidays as the Chinese capital grapples with a COVID-19 outbreak.

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Florida lawmakers consider more tax holidays for shoppers

Read full article: Florida lawmakers consider more tax holidays for shoppers

The yearly tax breaks Floridians get on school supplies and hurricane gear could extend to other items and events this year.

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4 teens charged in home-invasion murder

Read full article: 4 teens charged in home-invasion murder

Four teenagers ages 14 to 16 are charged with armed burglary, home invasion and second-degree felony murder in connection with the Sept. 6 fatal shooting of a 29-year-old man in a home on Huron Street in the Paxon neighborhood.

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Get comfier, cleaner sleep with this copper-infused pillow for 50% off

Read full article: Get comfier, cleaner sleep with this copper-infused pillow for 50% off

This copper-infused pillow will give you the best night's sleep and it's on sale for more than 50% off

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Woman who had breakthrough COVID-19 case believes vaccine saved her life

Read full article: Woman who had breakthrough COVID-19 case believes vaccine saved her life

News4Jax spoke with a woman who had a breakthrough case, and she believes the COVID-19 vaccine is the only reason she’s not another statistic.

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Busy beaches during Labor Day weekend could cause COVID-19 surge

Read full article: Busy beaches during Labor Day weekend could cause COVID-19 surge

Health experts warn that Labor Day celebrations could lead to a possible surge in COVID-19 infections.

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Asian stocks mixed after lackluster day on Wall Street

Read full article: Asian stocks mixed after lackluster day on Wall Street

Stocks are mixed in Asia after shares closed mostly lower on Wall Street as traders returned from the Labor Day holiday.

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Biden marks Labor Day delivering sandwiches to union members

Read full article: Biden marks Labor Day delivering sandwiches to union members

President Joe Biden has marked Labor Day by delivering deli sandwiches to union members in his home state of Delaware.

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Seasonal now but the 90s make a comeback

Read full article: Seasonal now but the 90s make a comeback

Talk about a beautiful and warm Sunday! Highs this afternoon at the Jacksonville airport reached 92° - that’s steamy!

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'Shang-Chi' blasts Labor Day records with $71.4M debut

Read full article: 'Shang-Chi' blasts Labor Day records with $71.4M debut

On what’s traditionally one of the sleepiest weekends at the movies, the Marvel film “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” smashed the record for Labor Day openings with an estimated $71.4 million in ticket sales.

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Jax Beach lifeguards rescue 4, Warn people to stay out of water

Read full article: Jax Beach lifeguards rescue 4, Warn people to stay out of water

As many people head to the beach for Labor Day weekend, lifeguards in Jacksonville Beach are advising you to stay out of the water.

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Dozens join anti-vaccine protest in Jacksonville Beach

Read full article: Dozens join anti-vaccine protest in Jacksonville Beach

The protest was at the intersection of Beach Boulevard and Third Street in Jax Beach early Saturday.

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AAA: Labor Day weekend traveling unpredictable

Read full article: AAA: Labor Day weekend traveling unpredictable

Labor Day is a difficult holiday to track and know whether people will stay home or travel.

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Edmunds: Vehicle prices remain high this Labor Day weekend

Read full article: Edmunds: Vehicle prices remain high this Labor Day weekend

If this were a normal year, Labor Day would traditionally kick off the start of end-of-model-year vehicle clearance sales.

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Surviving the summer: 100 deadliest days for teen drivers, AAA warns

Read full article: Surviving the summer: 100 deadliest days for teen drivers, AAA warns

According to AAA, between Memorial Day and Labor Day, an average of seven people per day are killed in crashes involving teen drivers.

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Will your ballot arrive on time? I-TEAM puts USPS to the test before Election Day

Read full article: Will your ballot arrive on time? I-TEAM puts USPS to the test before Election Day

Postal Service to handle what’s expected to be historic numbers of mail-in ballots for the Nov. 3 election, the I-TEAM is putting USPS to the test. Our investigative team spent four weeks performing an experiment that is exposing some flaws within the postal system — specifically damaged mail. Damaged mailDuring our experiment, six of the 96 letters we mailed arrived damaged. Florida Association of Letter Carrier President Al Friedman told the I-TEAM mail sent from a blue mailbox has a higher chance of being damaged based on the condition of the blue mailbox. The I-TEAM asked USPS to let us inside one of its mail processing centers to show us how they’ll handle election mail but the agency denied our request.

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College students test positive for coronavirus, throw party

Read full article: College students test positive for coronavirus, throw party

OXFORD, Ohio – An Ohio college student house held a party over the Labor Day weekend that included people who had recently tested positive for the coronavirus, according to police body camera footage. Oxford, Ohio, police cited six men who attended a house party near Miami University on Saturday for violating the state’s mass gathering and quarantine ordinance. "There’s an input on the computer that you tested positive for COVID?”“Yes,” the student answers. He goes on to disclose that he tested positive a week before and that every single person at the party has COVID-19, including two people from the house across the street. More than 1,000 Miami University students have tested positive for COVID-19 since classes started this fall, according to WKRC.

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Asian shares rise as US set to reopen from Labor Day holiday

Read full article: Asian shares rise as US set to reopen from Labor Day holiday

Asian stock markets were mixed Monday after Wall Street turned in its biggest weekly decline in more than two months. (AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)TOKYO Asian shares rose Tuesday, after European stocks rallied and U.S. markets were closed for the Labor Day national holiday. Wall Streets slide on Friday followed a Labor Department report that showed U.S. hiring slowed to 1.4 million last month. In Europe, another round of Brexit trade talks is scheduled in London for later in the day. The Asian region depends heavily on a healthy Chinese economy, and trade with the U.S., as well as with China.

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As California burns, the winds arrive and the lights go out

Read full article: As California burns, the winds arrive and the lights go out

That's the situation now in Northern California, where high and dry winds are expected until Wednesday. The fire danger also is high in Southern California, where new fires were burning in Los Angeles, San Bernardino and San Diego counties. Evacuation orders were expanded to more mountain communities Monday as the largest blaze, the Creek Fire, churned through the Sierra National Forest in Central California. The fire moved 15 miles (24 kilometers) in a single day during the weekend and burned 56 square miles (145.04 square kilometers). California has seen 900 wildfires since Aug. 15, many of them started by an intense series of thousands of lightning strikes in mid-August.

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The Summer of COVD-19 ends with health officials worried

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Many Labor Day parades marking the unofficial end of summer were called off, and masks were usually required at the few that went on. "Please, please do not make the same mistakes we all made on Memorial Day weekend. The U.S. had about 1.6 million confirmed COVID-19 cases around Memorial Day, before backyard parties and other gatherings contributed to a summertime surge. It was their first trip out of state since COVID-19 started spreading. They had time off because the Labor Day weekend fair where they typically sell concessions canceled this year.

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Labor Day crowds fill Jacksonville Beach, restaurants

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JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. Crowds of people slowly made their way out to Jacksonville Beach on Labor Day, but the rough conditions out on the water were consistent. At last check, Jacksonville Beach lifeguards said no one had been rescued Monday, although the waves were picking up. Signs informing customers of the rules could be seen before entering bars along Jacksonville Beach. A lot of people are wearing masks, but as soon as you walk in the bar, they take it off.In June, several Jacksonville Beach bars closed due to COVID-19 cases and then reopened. Jacksonville Beach police reminded those who were drinking to do so safely and reiterated that there is no drinking in public on the beach proper.

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Increase in Florida COVID-19 cases smallest since mid-June

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. While health experts are concerned that the Labor Day holiday could spread additional cases of coronavirus, data released Monday by the Florida Department of Health shows the increase in cases continuing to drop from peaks experienced in June and July -- after spikes in cases after Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. The state added 1,838 new cases its dashboard on Monday, bringing the total to 648,269 -- but the smallest daily increase since June 15. Growth in local caseloads was well off the summer peaks, but more similar to other recent days. The Florida Health Department said 4.8 million tests have now been conducted in the state in the last six months. Florida surpassed 12,000 deaths linked to the coronavirus on Sunday, but added only 22 on Monday, according to state data.

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Labor Day bringing Biden to Pa., Harris and Pence to Wis.

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Biden was heading Monday to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, for an AFL-CIO virtual town hall with union President Richard Trumka. Harris will meet IBEW union workers and Black business owners in Milwaukee, while Pence will tour an energy facility in La Crosse. The Biden campaign believes its labor support could help get out the vote in states like Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Labor Day typically marks the unofficial start to the fall campaign season as candidates accelerate their activity for the final sprint to Election Day. Aides say to expect both Biden and Harris to increase their campaigning for the remaining weeks.

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As COVID-19 deaths slide, vigilance urged over long holiday

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Officials have been urging Floridians to wear face masks and observe social distancing throughout the three-day holiday weekend, particularly at beaches and other public places. On Saturday, the state reported nearly 3,700 news cases of COVID-19, pushing the total number of infections to nearly 644,000 since the outbreak began in the spring. The 60 new deaths from the coronavirus brought the weekly average of deaths now at 102 to its lowest since July 18. The state reported 3,235 people were hospitalized with a primary diagnosis of COVID-19. Most beaches were expected to remain open over the holiday weekend.

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Crowds pack beaches as California bakes in weekend heat wave

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Numerous parking lots to San Diego, Orange and Los Angeles County beaches closed after they filled to capacity and lifeguards reported seeing large crowds. People stuck close to the surf line at beaches along Los Angeles County's 72 miles (116 kilometres) of coastline. Because of the pandemic, L.A County beaches were closed during the Fourth of July weekend. Downtown Los Angeles reached 110 degrees (43.3 Celsius) on Saturday. Los Angeles County was providing close to 50 centers the largest site activation in memory in libraries, community centers and even a museum in the L.A. suburb of Gardena.

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Police urge holiday crowds to follow social distancing guidelines at beaches

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JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. Crowds were noticeably larger Saturday as the holiday weekend kicked off in Jacksonville Beach. And more officers were out patrolling, even watching to make sure social distancing guidelines were being followed. In lieu of the COVID and everything thats been going on were preparing in case the crowds are a little bit larger because people have been cooped up a lot lately, Jacksonville Beach Police Sgt. Jacksonville Beach police said if they see people purposely not social distancing or following COVID-19 rules, they report it to the department of health. Jacksonville Beach police said this weekend you will see more police out than you normally would because of the large crowds.

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Holiday weekend is not time to relax COVID-19 precautions, doctor says

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Whether you are traveling or staying close to home this holiday weekend, doctors are asking everyone to stay safe as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Dr. Fred Jenkins, ER Medical Director at Memorial Hospital, shared some dos and donts for a safe holiday weekend. A rule of thumb is you want to resist going into large crowds or enclosed public spaces, Jenkins said, adding that outdoors is the safest option. If you or someone in your family starts to feel sick over the holiday weekend, Jenkins said its important to isolate or visit the emergency room if symptoms are severe. For more from Jenkins interview on The Morning Show, press the play button above.

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National Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign continues through Labor Day

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Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over is the message from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The NHTSA kicked off its high-visibility enforcement campaign in August, reminding Americans not to drive impaired. =NHTSA's Ride Sober or Get Pulled Over high-visibility enforcement campaign runs from August 21 to September 7, 2020. Don't be part of the problem: Always ride sober, no matter what. NHTSA encourages everyone to celebrate this socially distanced Labor Day safely and create a plan that prevents you, your friends, or your family from driving impaired.

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