THE MORNING SHOW

How the time of day you take your COVID test might affect your results

New research shows the time of day you take your COVID test may play a factor in your results.

Pandemic led to weight gain for some children, study shows

In fact, a study from the CDC shows the rate of body mass index nearly doubled for individuals between the ages of 2 and 19 years old. That’s compared to pre-pandemic numbers.

CDC facing pushback on recommendations for after-school activities

Amongst surging omicron cases, the CDC suggests schools across the country to “cancel or hold” after-school activities like sports and marching band.

Here’s how to increase indoor air quality during the winter months

The experts at Consumer Reports reveal the secrets to keeping them clean and running at peak performance.

MORNING SHOW VIDEOS

New COVID-19 treatment site opens in Jacksonville

The new site in Duval County is at the Southside Senior Center at 10080 Beach Blvd. and will be open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Supplements that can help you sleep with ease

We're all familiar with melatonin, but there are other products that can be key to getting a good night's rest. But which one's right for you?

Teacher of the Year finalist: Candice Lily!

Candice Lily is a kindergarten teacher at Mandarin Oak Elementary, she's been teaching for 8 years.

How to keep and maintain your humidifiers and air purifiers

A humidifier that isn't properly cleaned can produce mold spores.

CDC facing criticism over new school guidance

This suggestions comes after nearly every county in the U.S. has seen a high rate of transmission.

Dangers of ridesharing and precautions riders can take to stay safer

A new report from Lyft shows there were more than 4,000 cases of sexual assault over a three-year period. Uber reported almost 6,000 sexual assaults over two years.

Money Matters: Where does Tallahassee rank best state capitols to call home?

And your next trucker may look a lot younger than you're used to. Jane King gives us the Money Matters Report.

Force4Good: Donations pour in for food drive

We want to thank all our viewers who stopped by the TV station to donate non-perishable food for those in need. It was part of the nationwide Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service.

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New COVID-19 treatment center opening at Southside Senior Center

The state will offer monoclonal antibody treatments at this site.

25,000 fires are associated with the misuse of space heaters each year

With freezing temperatures sticking around, more people are turning to space heaters to keep warm, which can be dangerous if they aren't used correctly.

Red Cross helping after apartment fire on Old St. Augustine Road

Jacksonville Fire and Rescue crews continue to monitor for hot spots at the complex on Old St. Augustine Road.

A new way a local photographer is keeping MLK's legacy alive

Lenny Foster uses pictures to highlight the role St. Augustine and Lincolnville played in the Civil Rights movement.

Free admission at the Cummer Museum for MLK JR. Day

As the nation honors Martin Luther King Junior, there are several ways you spend the day locally. There will be free admission at the Cummer Museum starting at 11. Kim Kuta Dring, the Director of Education for the museum, joins us to talk more about what else the museum will be doing.

Channel 4's new show "The Good Dish"

Hosts Daphne Oz, Gail Simmons and Jamika Pessoa join us to talk more about what to expect from the new series.

Volunteers at a local ballpark hoping to restore power after being trashed by vandals

Project Manager Lynn Brannen with Miller Electric joins us to talk more.

Channel 4 Food Drive: Accepting donations

We are collecting non-perishable food to help feed people in our community who may not be able to afford it otherwise.

Teacher of the Year Finalist: Mr. Nick Nelson

Nick Nelson is a second grade teacher at Sabal Palm Elementary school.

The risk for diabetes for children who contract Covid has increased significantly

Dr Larry Fox head of Endocrinology at Nemours and an expert on diabetes joins us to discuss the connection.

Money Matters Report: 2 years later, how the pandemic has changed the way we live

Nearly two years of disruption has resulted in a collective shift in people's relationships with work, friends and family and technology. In its new trends report, Accenture details how the changes will affect culture, society and business.

Remembering MLK: The impact St. Augustine had on the Civil Rights movement

The nations oldest city, but in 1964 Martin Luther King Junior called it the most lawless city he had seen. The city of St. Augustine became a key battleground in the fight to end racial discrimination.

State Fire Marshal investigating fire in New Town area, two people able to escape

Two brothers are safe after escaping their home in the New Town neighborhood. They were asleep when a fire broke out overnight.

Understanding CABG surgery

Dr. Dale Mueller, a Cardiothoracic surgeon, joins us to explain CABG surgery and the future of cardiac surgery at Memorial hospital.

Understanding CABG surgery

Dr. Dale Mueller, a Cardiothoracic surgeon, joins us to explain CABG surgery and the future of cardiac surgery at Memorial hospital.

One person dead, 2 hurt in shooting. Police found person in street on Brentwood Ave

One person is dead and two others were taken to a hospital after a shooting. It happened last night on Brentwood Avenue near Golfair Boulevard.

Duval County School District to no longer conduct contact tracing

Doctor Sunil Joshi, President of Duval County Medical Society Foundation, joins us to discuss the decision by the Duval County School District to stop conducting contact tracing, and the new changes that will take place.

Food Drive to pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr

Dr. Martin Luther King Junior famously said 'everybody can be great because everybody can serve.'

According to The American Cancer Society about 14,000 women will be diagnosed with Cervical cancer

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Jackie Thielen, a women's health specialist at Mayo Clinic, joins us to talk more.

JEA crews to deploy to Virginia ahead of winter storm

About 30 JEA workers are now on their way to Virginia, ahead of a winter storm. They'll help restore power there as the system is expected to knock down power lines in the old dominion and neighboring North Carolina.

All Star Athlete: Dalton Kassner

Dalton Kassner is a student at First Coast Christian School, he plays basketball and football.

Man who jumped in cruiser tasered by officer

JSO is investigating an unusual incident that ended with an officer reviving a man who had just been tasered. It happened in the parking lot of a supermarket downtown.

The best of The Morning Show this week

We take a look back at some of the best moments from the week on The Morning Show.

Trash trouble in Duval County

City Councilman Matt Carlucci joins us to discuss why the issues that have delayed trash pickup and suspended curbside recycling are still not solved.

TikTok scammers posing as celebs

TikTok is warning users to watch out for scammers, pretending to be other people, sometimes even celebrities. One local woman says she experienced it firsthand.

Gadgets for wellness

Consumer Investigator Lauren Verno reveals some innovative gadgets to shake up your routine to make you a bit healthier and happier in the midst of the pandemic.

Vaccine ruling for health care workers

Employers won't have to require their workers to get vaccinated against COVID-19 after the Supreme Court blocked the Biden Administration's order. However, a separate rule for staff at government health care facilities can still be enforced. The State of Florida still plans to fight that ruling.

Feeding Northeast Florida food drive

News4JAX is teaming up with Feeding Northeast Florida to help fight food insecurity. On Monday, we are holding a food drive right here at our station.

Toon Town warehouse bringing communities together

A warehouse in downtown Jacksonville will transform into a new street market this weekend. The organizer says he wanted to give the building a new purpose, while giving new opportunities to the people who work there.

Money Matters: Southwest Airlines & Mortgage Rates

Jane King joins us to discuss why mortgage rates are now the highest since March 2020 and how Southwest Airline flyers can get a COVID-19 test in the mail before travel.

Air pollution now biggest environmental risk for early death

Keeping pets safe from dangerous cleaning products

Clay County Humane is back on The Morning Show with some pet safety tips.

Fire at Junior's Seafood on Northside

News4JAX reporter Aaron Farrar joins us from the scene with more on the fire.

Foods with 'sneaky salt' could be sabotaging your diet

The FDA has issued new guidelines to encourage food manufacturers, restaurants, and food service companies to scale back on their use of sodium.