City leaders say Monday night is about more than what happens on the field. It’s a chance to reshape how the rest of the country sees Jacksonville — and highlight the growth already happening here.
What’s legal and what’s not when it comes to parking along residential streets
From hurricanes to heatwaves, our environment is shifting, and families are feeling the impact. That’s why it’s imperative for parents to teach their children the ABCs: Action, balance, and change.
Melanie, the D-Line, the ROAR of the Jaguars -- and some familiar friends -- were out at EverBank Stadium this morning as the energy builds for tonight's major matchup against Kansas City.
All Elite Wrestling star Harley Cameron joined us in the studio on The Morning Show to talk about her big moments and what fans can expect when AEW returns to Jacksonville this week for two huge nights.
Melanie and some friends, including the ROAR of the Jaguars and the D-Line, were outside EverBank Stadium on Monday morning getting the energy going for tonight's big game agains the Chiefs.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating four separate shootings that occurred within 13 hours between Saturday afternoon and early Sunday morning, leaving two people dead and two others injured.
As the Jacksonville Jaguars get ready for a Monday night showdown against the Kansas City Chiefs, the city is soaking up more than just game-day hype — it’s seizing the national spotlight. And for local business owners like Stephanie Acevedo, it’s an opportunity to turn pride into prosperity.
Melanie was live this morning outside EverBank Stadium, where it was wet, but the energy was building. There will be a lot to do tonight besides just watching the game!
From now to Oct. 15, News4JAX is honoring local Hispanic leaders, businesses and organizations that are making a difference in the community. Today, we're shining a light on Andrea P. Reyes. She was born in Colombia and is the president and founder of the Northeast Florida Immigrant Resource Alliance.
The country will be watching tonight as the Jags take on the Kansas City Chiefs. If you have tickets, this is a good time to remember the Do's and Don'ts of what you can take with you into the stadium.
This week in our Justice 4 All series, we’re getting answers for a viewer who reached out to us upset that it’s difficult to navigate pulling out of her own driveway without hitting her neighbor’s car, which is frequently parked across from her driveway. So, what’s legal and what’s not when it comes to parking along residential streets?
The Jacksonville Home and Patio Show returns to the Prime Osborn today, and there is a lineup of people waiting to help with your home improvement needs.
Jacksonville's new professional women's basketball team now has a name and a coach. League Commissioner Donna Orender joined us on The Morning Show with all the details on the team, tryouts, and when you can catch their first game.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This year alone, more than 316,000 U.S. women are projected to be diagnosed with an invasive form of the disease, according to the American Cancer Society. A mastectomy is a way of treating breast cancer by removing the entire breast through surgery, but it can take a toll on the patient not only physically, but also mentally and emotionally.
From hurricanes to heatwaves, our environment is shifting, and families are feeling the impact. That’s why it’s imperative for parents to teach their children the ABCs: Action, balance, and change.
You've probably seen it before — someone on LinkedIn announces a new role at their company, but the job was never posted. It might be part of a growing trend called quiet hiring. A new poll shows 80% of workers may have experienced it without even knowing.
Debt collection calls have jumped 150% this year, leaving many overwhelmed and unsure what to do. A Florida man shares his story, and we hear from a financial expert about how to handle these calls the right way.
Tennis is opening new doors for children and teens on Jacksonville's Northside through the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation's community program, which is receiving national recognition.
We are spotlighting the Mayor's Hispanic American Advisory Board for the City of Jacksonville as part of our Hispanic Heritage Month coverage.
Gov. Ron DeSantis and Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia visited Jacksonville International Airport on Wednesday to highlight what they called “wasteful local spending” and to push for changes to property taxes. They singled out Mayor Donna Deegan, criticizing a $75,000 airport hologram system as an example of the city’s misuse of its multibillion-dollar budget.
Open enrollment for Medicare begins Oct. 15. Plans are changing for next year and it's important to know what to expect and how to avoid common mistakes.
Helping others just a few hours a week can do wonders for your brain health, especially as you get older. Research shows that volunteering can slow memory loss and keep your problem-solving skills sharp.
After a car crash, most of us know to check for injuries and damage to our vehicles. But what about your child’s car seat? Consumer Reports’ own car seat safety expert found herself asking that same question, and her experience could help other parents.
Maybe you’ve seen those colorful cups with oversized straws, filled with a sweet drink and chewy little pearls. Bubble tea, or boba, has become a favorite, especially with young people. But new safety tests from Consumer Reports show the popular drink may come with a hidden serious concern: lead.
Odds are your heart’s been broken before. But it’s more than a simple hurtful feeling. Broken heart syndrome is a condition where some of your heart muscle weakens rapidly. This typically happens after sudden physical or emotional stress.
A Ponte Vedra High School student is being honored for turning personal tragedy into purpose—and inspiring his community in the process. Ben Williams, a rising leader with a big heart, has raised nearly $175,000 for the American Heart Association (AHA), earning him the title of First Coast Teen of Impact winner and national runner-up.
More than 44,000 people will be diagnosed with thyroid cancer this year. Dr. William Sumner, a surgical oncologist at Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside, joined us on The Morning Show to share the warning signs.
Two men charged in the tragic drive-by shooting death of 13-year-old Prince Holland in 2022 will face separate juries in their combined trial. Selection for those juries begins Monday. Kentrevious Garard, 27, and Marcel Johnson, 25, are both facing first-degree murder charges in connection with the teen’s death.
While Transportation Security Administration employees won’t be furloughed because they are considered “essential,” they will be expected to work without pay through the duration of a government shutdown. That puts nearly 60,000 TSA agents nationwide, including thousands in Florida, in a really tough position—reporting for duty with no guarantee of a paycheck.
Many Consumer Reports members say going solar allowed them to lower their electric bills or even bring those bills down to zero. But it’s a costly investment. The tax credit helps with the big purchase.
A former Jacksonville firefighter with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is suing the city, claiming he was denied when he asked for extra time to study for a promotional exam. Paul Stefanko is filing a lawsuit under the federal Americans with Disabilities Act and Florida’s Civil Rights Act because he says the department failed to accommodate his disability.
In Jacksonville, a nonprofit is working to break the cycle of sex trafficking and bring hope to survivors. This month’s Positively JAX award goes to The DEMP Project, a faith-based organization dedicated to helping victims of sex trafficking and their families rebuild their lives.
Are you thinking about buying a used car? You’re not alone! With the cost of new cars staying high, it might seem like a smart move. But finding a ride that’s both reliable and affordable can feel like a gamble. Consumer Reports is here to help with expert advice and exclusive data that empowers you to shop smarter and choose a car that fits your needs and budget.
A man was critically injured Thursday night when he was shot in the head while driving on Edgewood Avenue in the Lackawanna area of the Westside, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
Edward John and Diaris Morales are the Jacksonville Jaguars' 2025 Latino Youth Honors nominees. Diaris was born in Puerto Rico and Edward if of Cuban descent.
R&B singer Glenn Jones is back home in Jacksonville, where he is putting on a concert on Friday for his birthday. “To see all of my old friends, my schoolmates and all of that, my family, I’m just excited,” Jones said. He is turning 63 years old on Saturday.
