A new Consumer Reports investigation found that someone standing right next to you, requesting the same ride at the same time, could be shown a very different price—and most riders would never know.
Two recent dog attack cases in Jacksonville have put a spotlight on a question many Floridians may not know the answer to: Can a dog owner — or even someone simply watching a dog — face criminal charges when an animal seriously injures or kills someone?
With school out for summer, Florida parents might think hosting a teen party at home is the safer choice. But Millicent Daniels, a criminal defense attorney, told News4JAX that the decision could carry serious criminal and civil consequences.
Every year, Lake Superior State University compiles its “banished words” list, a collection of words and phrases people say are overused, misused or just plain annoying. We’ll bet you can guess this year’s biggest offender.
Can owners or caretakers actually face criminal charges because of dog attacks? Local attorney Millicent Daniels joined us for our latest Justice 4 All segment to explain what the law says and what victims and neighbors can do when a dog is declared dangerous.
No parent thinks they would forget their child in a hot car. But the unfortunate truth is that it can happen to anyone. Research shows that stress, sleep deprivation, and a change in routine can make people more forgetful, and those are conditions many parents and caregivers know all too well.
Dr. Larisa Cavallari, professor in the UF College of Pharmacy, and Dr. Ruchir Puri, professor of surgery, join us to discuss UF Health Jacksonville's test trials on acid reflux treatment.
A fire destroyed a home overnight in the Porpoise Point area of Vilano Beach in St. Johns County. The house on Zamora Street partially collapsed as firefighters battled the blaze, St. Johns County Fire Rescue PIO Chris Naff said.
A fire destroyed a home overnight in the Porpoise Point area of Vilano Beach in St. Johns County. The house on Zamora Street partially collapsed as firefighters battled the blaze, St. Johns County Fire Rescue PIO Chris Naff said.
Osamah Khalil, expert on U.S. foreign relations and the Middle East and history professor at Syracuse University, joined us on The Morning Show to discuss the recent peace deal between the U.S. and Iran and what lies next for the two nations.
According to FHP, a woman who was crossing 103rd Street in a marked pedestrian crosswalk was hit by an SUV that had a green light at the time of the crash.
Georgia voters will head to the polls Tuesday for the runoff elections in several key primary midterm races, including senator and governor.
Alex Jacquez, former Special Assistant to the President for Economic Development and Industrial Strategy, joins us to discuss the recent bleak report finding that America's annual inflation rate has reached its highest levels in three years.
From taking out the trash to cleaning up toys, chores are part of growing up. But many kids today are doing fewer of them than generations before. An 85-year Harvard study found that children who do chores are more likely to develop confidence, responsibility, and even empathy.
Anna Valent, Executive Director of Dreams Come True of Jacksonville, discusses the upcoming Dream Day where dozens of local children who are living with some really grown-up situations will get a chance to really be a kid again.
Four people, including a teen boy, were shot late Saturday night after a large pop-up party in the Sherwood Forest neighborhood. Three of those shot managed to get themselves to local hospitals.
A woman who died after police believe she was struck by a vehicle on West 8th Street in the Hogan’s Creek neighborhood was found lying in the road by a passing patrol officer, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Dr. Samuel Stephenson, MD of Wolfson Children's Hospital, joins The Morning Show to talk about the rise of scooter, e-bike and golf cart injuries.
The Freedom-class littoral combat ship USS Cleveland arrived at its new Naval Station Mayport home on Thursday morning.
Friday’s opening game in the U.S. at SoFi Stadium in California comes against the backdrop of the U.S. and Israel’s war with Iran, mounting political violence in President Trump’s orbit and growing fears of artificial intelligence-fueled disruptions.
A 14-year-old boy from Lake Asbury is dead following a crash late Thursday night in Clay County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Summer is a time for swimming, bike rides, and outdoor adventures, but it’s also one of the busiest seasons for emergency rooms treating injured children. Consumer Reports and child safety experts say a few simple precautions can help families enjoy a safer summer.
Breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women in the united states. More than 300 thousand new cases are expected this year. About 15 percent of those will be triple-negative — a fast-moving form that does not respond to hormone therapies and often requires aggressive treatment. For some women, there's another layer of complexity — they're pregnant. We introduce you to Arlene, a mom who faced both situations at once.
Two Jacksonville teenagers were shot within days of each other — and in both cases, police are investigating the incidents as accidental. News4JAX's Justice 4 All series takes a closer look at what happened and what it means for gun safety in our community.
After potential safety threats posed by its latest AI model were brought to light, Anthropic is releasing a version with tweaks it says make it “safe” for the general public.
From chips and snack cakes to drink mixes, many popular foods contain additives and contaminants — and you won't find the full picture on the label. A new Consumer Reports investigation found concerning levels of certain additives and contaminants in popular foods and drinks. Here's what you and your family need to know.
The human brain has been described as one of the most complex structures in the known universe, containing 86 billion neurons, 85 billion other cells, and over 100 trillion connections. Being that complex, it's no wonder that we have not fully mapped it yet. But there's new research that is making the picture clearer than it has been.
A Jacksonville mother who survived domestic violence is now advancing to the semifinals of a national competition recognizing extraordinary moms — and she says it’s about more than just winning.
Mandatory minicamp is underway, giving registered fans one of their first close looks at the 2026 Jaguars. The team is looking to build on a strong 2025 campaign that included a 13-win season, an AFC South title and a playoff appearance.
Voters will get to decide on extending Duval County Schools’ 1-mill property tax referendum this November after a delay from the City Council finance committee caused public outcry last week.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are back on the field, and fans are already buzzing. Mandatory minicamp is underway, giving registered fans one of their first close looks at the 2026 Jaguars.
Osamah Khalil, an expert on U.S. foreign relations and the Middle East and a history professor at Syracuse University, joined us on The Morning Show to discuss the prospect of a deal between the U.S. and Iran.
When the temps go up, your body has to work harder to keep cool, and that can change how much you want to eat. At the same time, we can lose up to two quarts of fluid an hour through sweat in extreme heat.
How many ounces of water should you be drinking in a day? The answer can vary daily based on your age, activity level and other factors. And there is such a thing as drinking too much water.
The Jaguars will open minicamp to the public for the first time this season on Wednesday at the Miller Electric Center. If you’re headed downtown to watch the players on Wednesday, here’s some helpful info before you go.
A Jacksonville family is asking for prayers and support after Mandarin High football player Mikah Howell, 17, suffered a traumatic brain injury in a shooting. Mikah, who remains in critical condition, is described as an honor roll student with scholarship offers to play football in college.
Fletcher High School alum James Russell is News4JAX’s Positively JAX winner for May. James, who was born with cerebral palsy, created the James Russell Fund, which collects school supplies, toys and clothing, awards scholarships and more.
The National Weather Service in Jacksonville is highlighting a significant increase in heat and humidity through the end of the week and into the weekend, with heat index values expected to climb into the dangerous range for many inland communities.
