News4JAX anchor Jennifer Waugh picked three ideas for Easter egg decorating to see if they are as easy as they seem, without causing a big mess and without costing too much money.

At 7 a.m. Thursday, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office sent an alert that the Buckman Bridge would be closed in both directions until further notice because of police activity on the bridge.

March’s PositivelyJAX award honors Beaches Fine Arts Series which is an organization that continues to inspire and enlighten the community.

For those looking to improve their brain health, you may want to think twice about buying supplements that claim to do just that.

March is National Nutrition Month and National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.

There is a terrifying rise in younger patients getting diagnosed with colorectal cancer.

We want to help you keep your favorite animal healthy, so we’re bringing you a series of 4 Your Pet stories on The Morning Show to offer some important advice as you take care of your fur-baby.

Even though there aren’t parades here locally, The Morning Show was able to bring some of the culture to Monday’s show. We were able to take a look into the history, traditions, and food surrounding the holiday as well as taste testing it.

If you are ready to celebrate speed and style, then you want to be at the Ritz-Carlton Amelia Island this weekend for the 30th annual Concours d’Elegance.

After phone threats over the past two days prompted lockdowns at two St. Johns County Middle Schools, St. Johns Count Sheriff Rob Hardwick joined us on The Morning Show to explain the very real consequences of hoax calls.

From strengthening bones to boosting the immune system, Vitamin D has many benefits for our overall health.

Whether it’s a new video game, tablet or cellphone, electronics are always a popular gift for kids during the holidays.

Rain will be heaviest on Sunday

The Venardos Circus, a Broadway-style animal-free circus, is returning to St. Augustine to celebrate its 10th anniversary.

If you have a holiday party coming up but don’t know what to bring, we have you covered. We are helping you stress less when it comes to bringing an appetizer.

It’s an annual tradition on The Morning Show: We make a Thanksgiving dinner from beginning to end live throughout the morning. So join us for all the fun on Tuesday!

There will be a programming change this week as News4JAX gives our staff more time to spend with their families during the Thanksgiving holiday.

During the last five weeks, we have been bringing you stories to show you how to grow your own vegetables at home and to provide more access to healthy food by giving you the tools to grow your own produce.

Are you looking for some fun Thanksgiving games you can play with your guests? The Morning Show crew has you covered!

On Thursday morning, I took our viewers into my kitchen with my bestie, Meghan Niemczyk, who is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, with a specialty in desserts.

Whether you’re tailgating at the Bank, at your place or with friends -- you want to show your team spirit for the annual Georgia-Florida rivalry.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton to discuss several challenges that confront the Peach State as early voting begins Tuesday.

Clay County Superintendent David Broskie will join The Morning Show this week to answer your questions as students head back to school.

The Emmy nominations are out and it's good to be Netflix and FX.

As we commemorate Juneteenth on Wednesday, we have a few Channel 4 programming notes to share with you.

From our daily steps to our body fat percentage, there’s a device for everything. And while we don’t need all the health gadgets out there, some medical devices can be essential.

Ready to celebrate the World’s Best Dad? Of course, you are.

Inspired by her beloved dog, Jennifer Aniston will soon become a children’s author.

As we approach April Fools’ Day, we’d love to hear your story about a prank or joke you experienced on April 1st that had you laughing.

Chef Kalin from Feedtheville joined us on The Morning Show as part of our Fresh Finds series to share a heart-healthy recipe for chilled vermicelli salad.

As more restaurants and apps ask for tips, we want to know- what's your rule of thumb?

We are all looking for ways to cut costs, and over the last few days on The Morning Show, we've talked about several ways to save money:

Former talk show host Wendy Williams has been diagnosed with the same form of dementia that actor Bruce Willis has.

Melanie joined Peterbrooke Chocolatier on The Morning Show to discuss easy Valentine’s Day DIYs.

We all know the holidays can be stressful, but you might not know that more people die from heart attacks in the final week of the year than at any other time.

Nothing beats the surprise of opening the perfect gift, but that gift doesn’t have to be brand new!

In our series Making Ends Meet: Holiday Gifts, we're sharing budget-friendly gift ideas with you -- all products that Consumer Reports' experts have tried, tested, and now recommend.

River City Live and The Morning Show gather around a beautifully designed table by Michelle Cohen and delicious Thanksgiving eats by 3J's Catering!

The Morning Show is helping you prepare a painless Thanksgiving dinner with some advice from Jacksonville Chef Jeff Johnson.

As you prepare for your Thanksgiving feast, if you’re frying a bird, News4Jax has some advice from the experts.

Tune in Monday on The Morning Show starting at 7 a.m.

What’s worth more to you? Saving time or saving money? Monday at 8 we’re comparing prices. Pre-made Thanksgiving dinners vs. making it yourself.

Starting Monday at 8 am, Sleeping Soundly.

Starting Monday at 8 am, A Rookie’s Guide to Laundry. Whether you’re laundry newbie or a seasoned pro. The Morning Show has hacks that will save your clothes from tough stains and help them last longer.

It's Friday the 13th and Halloween is a little over two weeks away. That means it's time for some frightening fun with a Morning Show tradition.

Three Creekside High School students have been arrested after Youth Services Unit deputies learned they were discussing a "lethal hit list" targeting multiple students, the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office said.

Bruce Hamilton shares about his return -- ahead of schedule -- to The Morning Show anchor desk and his gratitude for the hundreds of well wishes he received during his recovery from open heart surgery.

Clay County Superintendent David Broskie will join The Morning Show Thursday to answer your questions as students head back to school.

River City Live is getting a new look and a new time!

Are you stressed out and have a sore jaw? You could be clenching and grinding your teeth -- and it’s something dentists are seeing evidence of more and more.

It’s 4 Your Smile this week on The Morning Show. We are helping you get your mouth healthy without spending money on things you don't need.

All this week on The Morning Show, we're going to unlock the secrets 4 Your Smile -- to help you get cleaner, healthier teeth without spending a lot of money.

Help celebrate mom by winning some cold, hard cash to help with the grocery bill.

Help celebrate mom by winning some cold, hard cash to help with the grocery bill.

Over the next several days, The Morning Show is going to help you cut your costs. We want to begin with making what you buy at the grocery store last as long as possible.

The city of Jacksonville’s Nuisance and Abatement Board will meet Thursday to discuss recent calls to tear down the troubled Home 1 Great Stay on Harts Road.

WJXT-4 News4JAX is happy to announce the promotion of Richard Nunn to Chief Meteorologist, and Meteorologist Katie Garner will take over forecasting the weather on The Morning Show.

The Morning Show saves you real money at the grocery store.

Twelve rehabilitated turtles were released Tuesday morning at Jekyll Island in Glynn County, Georgia.

The sights, sounds and smells of the Clay County Agricultural Fair are an annual tradition in Green Cove Springs -- and so is seeing Richard Nunn cut the ribbon on Opening Day.

The First Coast Spelling Bee is coming up, giving 14 local students the chance at the local title and a spot in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in May.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood told The Morning Show on Thursday that he refuses to be intimidated, despite online threats from hate groups.

What chore(s) do you dread the most?

From the Hardy Boys to Robin Cook to Dr. Seuss and other classic children’s books, our anchors shared their favorite stories Thursday morning as we celebrated Read Across America Day on The Morning Show.

Ukraine refugees Surkhrab Niyazov, his wife, Inna, and their children visited The Morning Show studios on Saturday to share their story and spread the word about how they were helped by a local organization: Catholic Charities.

An Orange Park U.S. Army veteran is heading to the Super Bowl in what she called the surprise of a lifetime.

The Weather Authority is comprised of John Gaughan, Richard Nunn, David Heckard and Jenese Harris.

A driver was taken into custody Thursday morning after leading a trooper on a pursuit and firing shots at the trooper, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

The College Board, which oversees AP classes, released curriculum materials Wednesday for the expansion of an African American studies course to hundreds of additional high schools in the next academic year.

She was still attached to a placenta.

On January 21, 1990, Teryl Orcutt was driving back to the Middleburg home she shared with her mother, when she disappeared without a trace. Clay County Sheriff’s deputies say she had left her boyfriend’s house in Jacksonville.

Mark Wilson Jr., the man convicted of murdering two young brothers in 2020 in Putnam County, was formally sentenced to death by a judge.

If you're hosting a party for the Jaguars-Chiefs playoff game, why not offer a drink that matches your team spirit?

Looking back over 2022, we chose our top 10 memorable moments from The Morning Show and collected them here for you to revisit and reminisce – or maybe see for the first time!

Local chefs and musicians are joining forces Monday to help provide music therapy for children in our area.

A local award-winning gingerbread expert shows us the tools and techniques to elevate your own creation.

The Morning Show is testing out one of the most iconic Christmas breakfasts — spaghetti with maple syrup.

News4JAX will have an abbreviated newscast schedule on Thanksgiving Day — Nov. 24 — to give our staff more time with their families.

Flu hospitalizations are the highest they have been in 10 years, and the Southeast U.S. is being hit particularly hard with more than 2,000 patients hospitalized.

You helped make The Morning Show the most-watched morning news in Jacksonville for the past 10 years. Now we want to celebrate with you!

WJXT is experiencing technical issues after last night's storm.

A bright, yet brief, traveling blob of light was captured on Channel 4 this morning during Amanda Devoe’s Timesaver Traffic report.

Five News4JAX Insiders can win four tickets to the Clay County Fair.

The First Coast Spelling Bee is less than two weeks away.

Due to technical difficulties, News4JAX had to stop broadcasting on Sunday morning during “The Morning Show.”

Gas prices are at record highs and the price at the pump may climb even higher with the U.S. ban on importing Russian oil.

Health experts are quickly denouncing Florida’s plans to issue guidance urging parents not to vaccinate healthy children against COVID-19. They say the policy is dangerous for our children.

The St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners could consider a referendum for a sales tax increase from 6.5 cents to 7.5 cents, commission Chair Henry Dean said Tuesday.

A St. Johns County high school senior was recently named the winner of the 2021 Congressional App Challenge for Florida’s 4th Congressional District.

Be a News4JAX Insider and win a 4-pack of tickets to the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl.

Insiders can vote for their favorite Morning Show anchor's gingerbread house.

Florida lawmakers are in the midst of a special session in Tallahassee aimed at blocking federal COVID-19 mandates. That includes President Joe Biden’s mandate for larger businesses.

We had an interesting visitor on The Morning Show!

Every year, many people whose homes are damaged by storms begin the sometimes confusing process of filing insurance claims. Consumer Reports offers some tips that may help you with this process.

Share the holiday spirit by donating personal care items for homeless men and women in our community.

October is National Cookie Month. We want to celebrate by trying some of your favorite store-bought brands.

Consumer Reports says savings this month are off to an early start in response to the latest announcement about Alexa-enabled devices.

If your mattress is keeping you up at night, you can find some decent fall discounts. And the good news, if you’re not ready to buy right now, is you’ll probably find discounts whenever you need a new mattress.

The River City is losing a local gem in our animal refuge community.

Tuesday is National Eat Outside Day!