THE MORNING SHOW
Survivor recounts 'worst day' of her life at Hubbard House breakfast
Read full article: Survivor recounts 'worst day' of her life at Hubbard House breakfastA Jacksonville woman who miraculously survived a deadly domestic violence attack shares her story at the annual Hubbard House Breakfast to End Domestic Violence.
MORNING SHOW VIDEOS
Positively JAX: How you can help 'Dreams Come True' for local children
Read full article: Positively JAX: How you can help 'Dreams Come True' for local childrenMore than 500 kids on the First Coast are dealing with serious medical conditions, and they need our help so they can achieve their dreams. Tomorrow, you're invited to the 8th Annual Dreams Come True 5K presented by TOTE at UNF.
No, the CFPB is not handing out cash to people scammed on Zelle or Cash App, Consumer Reports warns
Read full article: No, the CFPB is not handing out cash to people scammed on Zelle or Cash App, Consumer Reports warnsFree money from Zelle or Cash App—just for filling out a government form? That’s what some TikTok videos claim. But Consumer Reports has a warning: it’s not a windfall—it’s simply not true.
2 men accused in murder of 13-year-old Prince Holland return to court
Read full article: 2 men accused in murder of 13-year-old Prince Holland return to courtTwo men charged in the tragic shooting death of 13-year-old Prince Holland will be back in court Friday for a hearing that could impact their murder trial. The judge is expected to hear arguments about how the court will manage having two juries — one for each defendant — and whether rap videos can be used as evidence.
Doctor’s patented technique offers chance for better ankle replacement
Read full article: Doctor’s patented technique offers chance for better ankle replacementAn estimated 10,000 people get ankle replacements every year in the U.S., and Schon says his patented technique can help these new ankles last longer and with better overall outcomes. And he has new data to back it up.
Appeals court deems Florida's open carry ban unconstitutional
Read full article: Appeals court deems Florida's open carry ban unconstitutionalClay County Sheriff Michelle Cook posted a statement to social media on Wednesday evening, saying she has instructed her deputies not to enforce a state law that prohibits residents from openly carrying their guns. The statement comes after a Florida appeals court on Wednesday deemed the state’s law unconstitutional, saying it didn’t align with the Second Amendment right to bear arms.
Getting the first taste of the new Girl Scout Cookie: Exploremores
Read full article: Getting the first taste of the new Girl Scout Cookie: ExploremoresSo we all love our different types of Girl Scout cookies like thin mints, peanut butter patties, and so on. But this year, we're in for a new kind of "treat."
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Recognizing the warning signs of ALS
Read full article: Recognizing the warning signs of ALSALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease affecting nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. In the United States, the prevalence is about 3.9 cases per 100,000 people, and the numbers go up sharply with age — most people are diagnosed between 60 and 75 years old.
911 calls, scene video reveal earliest moments of Jared Bridegan murder investigation
Read full article: 911 calls, scene video reveal earliest moments of Jared Bridegan murder investigationNew evidence released Wednesday by the State Attorney’s Office offers a glimpse into the earliest moments of the investigation into the ambush murder of Jared Bridegan, a 33-year-old father of four gunned down in Jacksonville Beach in February 2022.
Generation on Edge: The toll of ‘emotional inflammation’
Read full article: Generation on Edge: The toll of ‘emotional inflammation’More than 70% of teens say climate change affects their mental health, and nearly half of young people globally report feeling sad, anxious, or powerless about the future.
#FluVaxJax: How to get a voucher for a free flu shot if you don’t have health insurance
Read full article: #FluVaxJax: How to get a voucher for a free flu shot if you don’t have health insuranceA collaboration of the city of Jacksonville, surrounding counties, hospitals, and health insurance companies, the #FluVaxJax campaign began in 2020 to help bridge the gap, so no families go without their yearly flu vaccine because they can’t afford it.
Attorneys for man arrested in viral traffic stop file federal lawsuit
Read full article: Attorneys for man arrested in viral traffic stop file federal lawsuitThe attorneys for Will McNeil Jr., the man at the center of a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office traffic stop that went viral and prompted outrage and investigations, have filed a federal lawsuit against the officer involved in the arrest and the city of Jacksonville.
How economic uncertainty could affect sales of new iPhone
Read full article: How economic uncertainty could affect sales of new iPhoneApple is showing off its latest versions of the iPhone as tech companies struggle with tariffs. Economists are watching to see if fewer users trade up to the newer model because of the uncertainty.
#FluVaxJax campaign offers free vaccination vouchers
Read full article: #FluVaxJax campaign offers free vaccination vouchersWhile health insurance covers 100% of the cost of a flu shot, those without insurance would have to pay $30-$55 out of pocket. The Duval County Medical Society Foundation doesn’t want cost to be the reason you’re not protected against the flu this year.
Under Pressure: The truth about teen stress
Read full article: Under Pressure: The truth about teen stressAccording to the American Institute of Stress, 75% of high school students say they’re constantly stressed, mostly due to schoolwork. And the signs of that stress might not look like what adults experience.
Jacksonville rapper ‘Ksoo’, cousin request new trials after murder convictions
Read full article: Jacksonville rapper ‘Ksoo’, cousin request new trials after murder convictionsJacksonville rapper Hakeem “Ksoo” Robinson was supposed to find out on Monday when he will be sentenced for the 2020 first-degree murder of 23-year-old Charles “Lil Buck” McCormick Jr. Instead, Robinson will be back in court Tuesday afternoon as his attorneys argue that he deserves a new trial.
Texas family expecting baby girl after 108 years of only boys
Read full article: Texas family expecting baby girl after 108 years of only boysThe Sherman family name is in no danger of dying. For more than 100 years, all the children born into it have been boys. But that streak is ending, and the family couldn’t be happier.
Florida man, dog survive encounter with wild boar that crashed through glass door, refused to leave
Read full article: Florida man, dog survive encounter with wild boar that crashed through glass door, refused to leaveA Florida man faced a 300-pound wild boar after it crashed through his sliding glass door and attacked his dog.
The warnings signs and how to help those who are struggling with thoughts of suicide
Read full article: The warnings signs and how to help those who are struggling with thoughts of suicideMany people worldwide are dealing with mental health issues, but it isn't always easy to tell if someone is struggling. Erin Whitaker-Houck, a licensed mental health counselor with LSF Health Systems, shares the signs to be on the lookout for and how those who are struggling can get help.
What parents need to know as more students enter kindergarten unprepared
Read full article: What parents need to know as more students enter kindergarten unpreparedThe importance of early learning programs that help set young students up for success is getting the spotlight after a volunteer teacher in Kentucky posted on social media about new kindergarteners who are lacking basic learning skills, like knowing how to hold a pencil.
How to spot a scam as you apply for scholarships, financial aid
Read full article: How to spot a scam as you apply for scholarships, financial aidTo avoid potential scams, experts warn to stick with legitimate government websites when you apply like FAFSA.gov, the site for the “Free Application for Federal Student Aid.”
1 in 5: The alarming rise of suicidal thoughts in teens
Read full article: 1 in 5: The alarming rise of suicidal thoughts in teensDepression, bullying, sextortion — you think — never my child. But what about suicide? Nearly 1 in 5 students in the U.S. say they’ve considered suicide in the past year.
What to buy to save money in September
Read full article: What to buy to save money in SeptemberLabor Day Weekend sales are behind some of the year’s deepest discounts on various items. And while the holiday has come and gone, Consumer Reports says September is still a smart time to shop and save, just as stores switch gears for fall.
Running on empty: How parents can combat the burnout crisis in kids
Read full article: Running on empty: How parents can combat the burnout crisis in kidsIt’s not just adults feeling the weight of daily stress. Schoolwork, sports, clubs, social life, kids today are juggling a lot! For many, it’s a recipe for one thing: burnout.
Health experts voice concerns as Florida plans to eliminate all vaccine mandates
Read full article: Health experts voice concerns as Florida plans to eliminate all vaccine mandatesState Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo, flanked by Gov. Ron DeSantis, announced yesterday that Florida plans to become the first state to eliminate vaccine mandates. The announcement was met with swift, concerned reactions from health experts.
Galaxy Fest: How to help girls build confidence early in STEM fields
Read full article: Galaxy Fest: How to help girls build confidence early in STEM fieldsToday we are hoping to encourage the next generation to explore science, technology, engineering and math -- especially girls! With only 21% of U.S. eighth graders proficient in math, and women holding just 28% of STEM jobs, early support and role models are crucial.
Expert advice to help you succeed with breastfeeding
Read full article: Expert advice to help you succeed with breastfeedingBreastfeeding is often seen as something that should come naturally, but for many new moms, it can be anything but easy. Consumer Reports has gathered expert tips and products to help support you and make the experience more manageable for you and your baby.
7-year-old entrepreneur sells custom Kool-Aid drinks, honey drippers
Read full article: 7-year-old entrepreneur sells custom Kool-Aid drinks, honey drippersJosiah Dinkins, 7, is a second-grader who sells some pretty cool drinks through “Jo’s Kool-Aid Stand,” which he launched in May. He'll be at the Orange Park Mall on Thursday to celebrate 904 Day.
Pediatric infectious disease specialist shares warning about eliminating vaccine mandates for kids
Read full article: Pediatric infectious disease specialist shares warning about eliminating vaccine mandates for kidsAs Florida health officials plan to eliminate vaccine mandates, a pediatric infectious disease specialist joins us on The Morning Show to explain the risks to children and families, recent local cases, and what this could mean for vaccine access in the state.
Time capsule, events & more: How we’re celebrating 904 Day across Northeast Florida
Read full article: Time capsule, events & more: How we’re celebrating 904 Day across Northeast FloridaThousands of people will be celebrating everything about Northeast Florida and the counties represented under the 904 area code on Thursday, Sept. 4 -- 904 Day. If you are out shopping, make sure you pick something up from a local business or have some fun doing an activity in the News4JAX viewing area.
Wounded Warrior Project hosts Jax Surf & Paddle to help veterans recover
Read full article: Wounded Warrior Project hosts Jax Surf & Paddle to help veterans recoverThe Wounded Warrior Project showed Thursday how healing for veterans suffering from depression, isolation and PTSD can start with just a surfboard and waves.
Global health expert explains risks of eliminating vaccine mandates for children
Read full article: Global health expert explains risks of eliminating vaccine mandates for childrenWhile Florida and other Republican strongholds are working to eliminate vaccine mandates, other states are forming a public health alliance to provide credible information about vaccine safety. Sarah McCool, the Director of Global Health Initiatives at Georgia State University, joined us on The Morning Show to talk about the potential of our children and the nation being at risk.
Unfiltered: How vaping -- a popular vice among teens -- can kill
Read full article: Unfiltered: How vaping -- a popular vice among teens -- can killAbout 1.6 million students now use vapes regularly. And experts say the long-term damage could be devastating. Vaping has quickly become a popular vice among teens. And while some believe it’s safer than cigarettes, the jury is still out.
Can you spot the signs of gambling addiction?
Read full article: Can you spot the signs of gambling addiction?Sports betting is a booming industry, and while experts say it can be a fun fall hobby, gambling can also turn into a severe issue. An estimated 2.5 million U.S. adults face a severe gambling problem every year, and another 5 million to 8 million more have mild or moderate issues, according to the National Council on Problem Gambling.
‘Brunswick Breeze’ public transportation system to launch in October
Read full article: ‘Brunswick Breeze’ public transportation system to launch in OctoberBrunswick city commissioners will hear an update Wednesday on a planned “microtransit” public transportation system called “Brunswick Breeze,” which is set to start this fall.
Parents share concerns about rezoning for 2 new K–8 schools in St. Johns County
Read full article: Parents share concerns about rezoning for 2 new K–8 schools in St. Johns CountyThe St. Johns County School District held the first of two town halls Tuesday to address updating attendance zones to accommodate two new K–8 schools set to open in the 2026–27 school year.