Dr. Ali Kasraeian, a well-respected urologist, joined us on The Morning Show to explain how an advanced prostate cancer diagnosis in older men is unusual. But former President Joe Biden's prognosis may not be dire.
Kenny Stoddart with Iron Mind Advisors, a group committed to helping people reclaim their identity, build resilience, and elevate their profiles, joined us on The Morning Show to discuss the importance of mentoring.
Dr. Steven Goldberg, Chief Medical Officer of HealthTrack, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to discuss the latest news concerning vaccines after President Donald Trump's order.
Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook said two separate crashes involving students were reported Thursday morning in Clay County
Charlton County High School students are heading back to school Thursday after a delayed start tied to ongoing construction and final preparations inside the building.
According to Florida Health, drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death among children ages 1–4, with home swimming pools being the most common location.
Teachers don't have to go it alone. In St. Johns County, volunteers are giving their time and experience to mentor students and provide extra academic support — and more helping hands are needed right now. Cheryl Freeman, director of RSVP of St. Johns County, joined News4JAX to share how community members can get involved and make a difference in a student's life.
Former President Joe Biden’s prostate cancer has spread further, according to his son Hunter. Less than four months after he left the White House, in May of 2025, Biden went public with his diagnosis, saying he had an "aggressive form" of prostate cancer and that it had spread to his bones. Dr. Ali Kasraeian, a well-respected urologist, joined us on The Morning Show to explain how an advanced prostate cancer diagnosis in older men is unusual. But the prognosis may not be dire.
Duval County voters will decide whether to extend a property tax that helps pay teachers' salaries. The 1-mill tax will be back on the ballot in November. Rachael Tutwiler Fortune, president of the Jacksonville Public Education Fund, joined us on The Morning Show to explain where the money goes and what's at stake in November.
As kids head back to school, parents are looking for every advantage to help their children succeed — and having the right mentor can make all the difference. Kenny Stoddart with Iron Mind Advisors, a group committed to helping people reclaim their identity, build resilience and elevate their profile, joined us on The Morning Show to discuss how mentorship can put students on the path to success.
A 22-year-old woman is dead after an officer-involved shooting in Arlington, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. JSO said officers were called to a home on Westdale Drive near Pine Bluff Drive Tuesday around 10:45 p.m. for a report of a battery with injuries.
For some young adults, high school doesn't end with a diploma — but it doesn't have to end the story either. Duval County Public Schools has partnered with Acceleration Academies to give students who need a different path another chance to finish their coursework and earn a high school diploma. Terry Harper Boatman, director of Duval County Acceleration Academies, joined News4JAX to share how the program works and how students can get involved.
Dr. Steven Goldberg, Chief Medical Officer of HealthTrack, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to discuss the latest news concerning vaccines after President Donald Trump's order.
One recent analysis found that when kids’ days get too packed with homework and enrichment activities, the extra time may do less to help them and more to hurt their mental well-being.
Korean sunscreens, also called K-Beauty sunscreens, are all the rage, promising a lighter feel and better protection than many other sunscreens. But do they actually live up to the hype? Consumer Reports went beyond the comments section to put them to the test.
Chief Jackson Short of Duval County School Police joined us on The Morning Show to talk about safety in schools and the changes families can expect to see this year.
Cola is an 8-year-old sweetheart with plenty of wiggles, personality, and love to share. She’s a big fan of Beggin’ Strips and Pupperoni, so if snacks are involved, Cola is more than happy to keep you company! Cola also spent time with the kids during JHS Summer Camp and did wonderfully with them. She enjoyed all the extra attention and showed everyone just how sweet and friendly she can be. Even better, Cola’s adoption fee has been waived thanks to the generous support of The Grey Muzzle Organization! Meet Cola at the Jax Humane Society. Passion for Pets is brought to you by Dogtopian on Beach Blvd.
For parents dropping their students off at school on Tuesday in Clay County, don't be alarmed if you see a police presence. It's just protocol to keep students and staff safe. Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook explains the agency's top priorities for campus safety.
Sgt. Taylor with the Clay County Sheriff's Office joined us on The Morning Show to share what families can expect to see regarding campus safety as a new school year begins.
It's back to school this morning in Clay County, and we stopped by the Middleburg Bus Barn this morning to find out what parents need to know before heading out to the bus stop.
Renata Castro, an immigration attorney and founder of USA4All, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to discuss the implications of the latest effort from the White House to overturn the birthright citizenship rules set forth by the 14th Amendment.
News4JAX reporter Andrea Snody was in Nassau County all morning as students headed back to class and she shares the top 3 things families need to know.
Hundreds of students at Tocoi Creek High School headed back to class on Monday, and we heard from the St. Johns County sheriff, the superintendent and the school's principal.
Duval County serves more than 200 public schools: That's more than 127,000 students, which means drivers can expect to see more kids walking to and from school today. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is ramping up efforts to make sure drivers are following the rules of the road now that classes are back in session.
A new program is now being offered to students in Nassau County starting this school year. It's to help high school students who are not planning to attend college learn skills that can help them find a job.
With many children walking and biking to school, starting Monday, JSO is emphasizing driving safety for those sharing the road with buses and students.
Safety is always top of mind as students head back to class, and this morning there's added concern after the arrest of two St. Johns County middle school students in an investigation involving homemade firearms and suspected explosive devices.
Among the tens of thousands of Duval County students heading back to class are students at Mandarin High. News4JAX reporter Caleb Yauger caught up with Mandarin High Principal Sara Bravo.
Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier shares the district's top message for families as Duval County Public Schools heads back to class on Monday.
It's the first day of school for thousands of Duval County students on Monday, and some of them are starting the year with a new way to get to class: an electric bus.
Nassau County Transportation Director Brad Underhill shares a message for families as students head back to school on Monday.
The St. Johns County School District is actively recruiting and making it easy for anyone curious about becoming a school bus driver to just come try it. Al Pantano, senior director of transportation, says there’s an open invitation to test drive a bus.
Twenty-three military veterans graduated from Operation New Uniform’s career readiness program Friday at Florida Blue’s Deerwood Campus in Jacksonville, marking the organization’s 78th graduating class.
Onya Addington and Stephen Husband with Eartha's Farm & Market, Daija Thomas with Daija's Delights, and Antoinette Jackson with Eileen's Cookie Jar join us to discuss the importance of local markets for food options.
Peter Trumbore, chair of the Department of Political Science at Oakland University, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to sort out the answers to some big questions about control of the Senate after the Michigan primary.
As students head back to class, parents are packing backpacks — and checking in on how their kids are feeling. If your child seems anxious, withdrawn or simply not excited about returning to school, how do you know what's normal? Katrina Taylor, director of Full Service Schools for Duval County Public Schools, joined News4JAX to help parents understand the signs and know when it's time to ask for help.
Teen mental health is a growing concern across the country — and the numbers back it up. The CDC reports more than 4 in 10 high school students felt persistently sad or hopeless, and nearly 1 in 5 seriously considered suicide. Now researchers at Duke University are testing an AI tool designed to help doctors spot at-risk teens before a crisis occurs.
Voters around Northeast Florida are now getting their chance to cast an early, in-person ballot ahead of the state’s primary election set for Tuesday, Aug. 18, for congressional, state, and local races.
A traffic study by the Florida Department of Transportation’s Traffic Operations office concluded this year that speed limits on State Road 16 between I‑95 and Four Mile Road should be adjusted to create a more gradual progression and improve safety and driver expectations, FDOT said.
Mental health crises are becoming an increasingly common part of law enforcement work, and officers are now receiving specialized training to handle those moments with care.
