News4JAX is recognizing Pride Month this June by highlighting the organizations that serve the unique and vibrant LGBTQ+ community in Northeast Florida.

Mark your calendars! June 15th is the day we celebrate dad! This Father’s Day we're looking at a generation of dads who are rewriting the playbook on fatherhood. Turns out, today's millennial fathers aren't just changing diapers; they're changing the game entirely. A recent study reveals they're dedicating triple the time to childcare compared to dads back in the sixties.

As we celebrate Father’s Day, it’s a good reminder to make sure dads are keeping tabs on their health.

Shores Liquor is requesting a waiver to build within 1,500 feet of an elementary school because of a tasting room that would be included inside the store, which means there would be alcohol consumption on site.

A man was killed and a woman suffered life-threatening injuries Wednesday night in a crash near the intersection of Blanding Boulevard and Park Street on Jacksonville’s Westside, the Sheriff’s Office said.

When it’s time to meet in person to seal an online deal, Consumer Reports says a few simple steps can help keep your transaction safe.

School is officially out for the summer, and that means parents are going to be hearing “I’m bored” a lot more often. So, what can they do to keep their little ones active and entertained?

Jaguars fans are finally getting a glimpse of the full team in action Wednesday. The Jags are in the middle of a three-day mandatory minicamp, and Wednesday is the only day the practice is open to the public at the Miller Electric Center.

Co-founded by three friends who saw a need in the nation’s oldest city, House of Prism provides advocacy, education, and services for LGBTQIA+ individuals in St. Augustine.

This Father’s Day, as families celebrate the bonds that shape us, scientific research increasingly highlights the profound influence fathers have on their children's development.

About 38 percent of the U.S. workforce engages in freelance work. While it can be convenient and flexible, there are financial factors to consider before going full-time freelance.

It’s no secret that what you eat can have a big effect on your health. But with so many mixed messages and misleading claims, knowing which foods are really good for you isn’t always easy.

Nothing beats cooling off in the pool on a hot summer day. But that refreshing water can also dry out our skin and hair. So, what can people do to prevent that?

Do you really need 10,000 steps a day? Do vaccines cause autism? Is a glass of red wine a day good for your heart? Read on to see whether these health claims and others are true or not.

The seawalls at Castillo de San Marcos sit at the lowest elevation in the city’s seawall system, making one of the oldest landmarks in the country prone to flooding during storms.

Every year, millions of people get sick from food poisoning, so before you fire up that grill, it’s important to keep food safety in mind.

Today, gaslighting goes beyond romantic relationships. It can happen between friends, family or even at work. Importantly, gaslighting is a pattern of invalidation, so what’s the opposite? Greenlighting.

COLORS Resource Center offers advocacy and social services to create safe spaces and foster connections for the LGBTQIA+ community in Northeast Florida and beyond.

Gov. Ron DeSantis is scheduled to hold a news conference at 10 a.m. Friday at the Douglas T. Jacobson State Veterans’ Nursing Home in Port Charlotte.

The Clay County Sheriff’s Office is encouraging everyone to enjoy the day, but emphasizes the importance of safety.

The charity is giving away hurricane supply kits at nine events across the state Saturday morning. The local event starts at 9 a.m. Saturday outside Celebration Church.

The Queer Trans Project is a Jacksonville-based, trans-led nonprofit that provides free gender-affirming resources to people across the country.

Garage sales can be a treasure trove of fantastic items for a fraction of the usual cost. But not every deal is worth it.

Being a family caregiver can be overwhelming, physically, emotionally, and financially. AARP says about 80% of caregivers cover out-of-pocket costs themselves.

Father’s Day is around the corner, and spending is expected to reach a record $24 billion. The National Retail Federation estimates that people will spend $199.38 per person this year.

June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month. More than 7 million Americans ages 65 and older are living with Alzheimer’s disease right now.

A lot of people looking to buy a house are getting cold feet or opting for a better opportunity after a contract becomes pending.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently issued a travel warning for Americans as measles cases continue to rise around the world.

Despite understanding the potential negative impact of social media on their mental well-being, a significant number are turning to these platforms for help instead of trained professionals.

News4JAX is celebrating Pride Month this June by highlighting our unique and vibrant local LGBTQ+ community, and Wednesday, we’re shining a light on the LGBTQ Community Fund.

To find the best bug sprays, Consumer Reports put repellents to the ultimate test–having real people stick their arms into cages full of hungry mosquitoes.

Adults need a good seven to nine hours of sleep at night. But the National Sleep Foundation says one-third of people don’t get that and feel sleepy at least half the week.

Whether it’s drinking less or not at all, many people are becoming sober curious. But it can be hard to deal with the peer pressure to drink alcohol, especially as the weather starts to warm up.

We all know the painful consequences of overdoing it and ending up with sunburn. When it comes to sunburn, Dr. Jennifer Lucas, a dermatologist with Cleveland Clinic, said you want to avoid irritating it even more.

Nearly a month after leaving the Capitol without passing a budget, House and Senate leaders said Friday night they had reached an agreement that will clear the way for lawmakers to begin hammering out details of a spending plan Tuesday.

Trauma can leave deep scars on children, impacting them in ways that aren’t always visible. But how children react to trauma varies from child to child.

Consumer Reports breaks down the best deals to help you make the most of your money this June.

June is CPR and AED Awareness Month. If you don’t know how to do CPR, now is a good time to learn. You never know when an emergency could happen.

Lonny Wilk with the Anti-Defamation League joined us on The Morning Show to look at what’s fueling the rise in antisemitic incidents and potential solutions.

The Jacksonville Public Library’s Summer Learning Program runs now through Aug. 2, offering free reading challenges, STEM activities, and family-friendly events to help kids stay engaged and prevent summer learning loss.

From spring to fall, as temperatures rise earlier and remain high into the year, the dangers of extreme heat are becoming more than just uncomfortable — especially for children.

Consumer Reports says there are ways you can lower your risk of salmonella right now.

Spring Park Elementary teacher and principal earn the Positively JAX Award for going above and beyond when a young student needed them most.

President Donald Trump issued a series of pardons, some to those sentenced for financial crimes or for punishments the president thought were too harsh.

Family dog saves the day by alerting owners of an early morning house fire in Atlanta.

With summer break just around the corner, some parents may let their kids stay up later than usual. However, that might not be such a good idea.

The American dream includes raising children who grow up to lead successful, independent lives. But what happens when your young adult gets stuck, neither working nor in school?

News4JAX reporter Caleb Yauger goes inside RD International to taste Thai Cuisine, taking him back to his roots.

With hurricane season looming, UF Health Jacksonville is storm-ready—thanks to “Disaster Jen,” the fearless emergency manager leading critical drills and disaster response planning.

Nearly a quarter of the U.S population is expected to be 65 or older by the year 2060, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

JEA and the Duval County Emergency Coordinator are taking steps to prevent and respond to potential power outages.

Experts say bear mating season typically starts in May and ends in July, so that’s the time when they’re out and about, meaning people need to be on alert right now when their anywhere near a wooded area.

A 21-year-old woman who was believed to be in danger was reported missing in Jacksonville, and a phone call to First Coast Crime Stoppers likely saved her life.

A family looking for seashells in Bradenton Beach found something a lot more special: A message in a bottle that had traveled all the way from Hawaii.

Whether it’s people trying to find love or become the next big star, there always seems to be a hot new reality show that has everyone talking. But why do they keep us coming back for more?

The development of Pearl Square will feature housing, restaurants and retail across nine blocks.

This annual initiative remains in question as the state is still three weeks behind in finalizing its budget, putting it in limbo.

A former surgeon general of the U.S. once wrote “Loneliness and weak social connections are associated with a reduction in lifespan similar to that caused by smoking 15 cigarettes a day.”

Having Global Entry makes getting through customs a breeze.

Olivia Hoblit, a former chair of the Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association Board of Directors, came to the U.S. with her family from the Philippines when she was 15.

If you recently joined a gym or are planning to this summer, it’s important to make sure you’re cleaning any equipment you plan to use. Some people may not realize that bacterial infections can be spread that way.

AAA is launching a summer safety campaign, called “Crashes Hit Different When They Happen to You,” which urges drivers to stay vigilant and address the four leading contributors to traffic injuries and fatalities: speeding, impaired driving, distracted driving, and not wearing a seat belt.

Feeling stuck in your job? You’re not alone. A recent report from Glassdoor reveals 65 percent of workers feel trapped in their current role. If you’re looking to break free from the monotony or level up your career, a career coach might help.

Personal data can be big business for hackers and scammers, leading to an ever-growing number of threats to be aware of.

Mixed messaging about vaccines is undermining public trust. But people still value their doctor’s opinion when it comes to deciding about vaccinations.

Florida has passed a new law requiring school districts to provide bus transportation for students who live in areas considered too dangerous to walk or bike. The change comes after years of crashes and safety concerns near Liberty Pines Academy and other communities across the state.

This issue of whether to renovate or relocate the jail has been debated for years, and now some residents in Duval County want to be sure their voices are heard.

It’s almost summer, and while the warmer temperatures mean fun for us, they can be dangerous for our pets. In 2024 alone, PETA received reports that 111 animals died from heat-related causes, and another 388 were rescued from overheating just in time.

Temperatures are heating up, and this summer, the cost of using air conditioning is expected to reach its highest level in over a decade.

Consumer Reports testers say today’s battery-powered tools don’t just go head-to-head with gas—they sometimes outperform them. From trimmers to chainsaws, we’ll show you which brands cut through the competition.

Dr. Philipp and Carmina Aldana are a Filipino power couple in Jacksonville who have dedicated their lives to helping others through their nonprofit organization, the Neurosurgery Outreach Foundation.

Consumer Reports’ home and garden experts reveal the best budget-friendly mowers to keep your yard looking great without overspending.

The city's yearly Memorial Day tradition is a heartfelt tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Summer is a time when teens are out of school and ready to hit the open road. However, from Memorial Day to Labor Day, AAA noticed that there is an increase in fatal crashes involving teenagers.

Glaucoma is a progressive condition that can lead to blindness in some people. Researchers are still learning why some get the disease and some don’t. There’s a new clue that may surprise you.

Colorectal cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the U.S. and the second leading cause of cancer death. But there are some measures you can take to lower your chances of developing this often-deadly cancer.

Consumer Reports reveals some simple steps to detox your diet and reduce your family’s exposure to harmful substances.

We often show respect by displaying flags on Memorial Day, but many don’t know the special flag traditions and etiquette for the day.

On Jacksonville’s Westside, Wing Lee Yuen Truck Farm was a long-lasting example of the Chinese-immigrant farms that sprang up in the city during the early 1900s.

AAA says the best time to drive Friday is before 11 a.m. On Sunday, it is better to drive before 1 p.m. and before 2 p.m. on Monday.

Some of the highlighted bills among the 17 he signed on Thursday include preserving state parks and cracking down on fentanyl distribution to minors.

Many people are switching to healthier options, like the many “gut-healthy” sodas appearing in the last few years. But are these sodas actually better for you?

Consumer Reports says you could save up to $500 a year, without sacrificing the coverage or reliability you depend on.

This Friday is Don’t Fry Day, which is held every year to help raise awareness about the importance of sun safety and using products like sunscreen.

From pets to politics, it seems everyone is sharing everything online, but could your videos be costing you a job?

Consumer Reports digs into the science, the claims, and what you need to know about the potential risks of relaxers.

Since 1998, more than a thousand children have died in hot cars, and every year, an average of 37 children die from heatstroke after being left behind or becoming trapped in a car.

“She’s incredibly smart,” Smith shared, demonstrating Pumpernickel’s ability to sit, lie down, and even offer her paw—all in exchange for a few treats and some praise. “Just a few sessions and she caught on fast.”

Chef Dennis Chan is the owner of Blue Bamboo Canton Bistro -- a Chinese restaurant in Mandarin.

Are you heading to the pool this Memorial Day weekend? If you’re bringing children along, you want to create a plan to keep them safe around the water.

According to recent studies, 99% of all Fortune 500 companies use ATS platforms on a regular basis, and they filter out three out of four applicants before a recruiter even sees them.

The city of Fernandina Beach is developing a Flood Adaptation Plan to protect the community from tidal flooding, storm surge, rainfall, and sea level rise.

Staff at Jacksonville National Cemetery are asking for volunteers of all ages to come out Thursday to help with the traditional placing of U.S. flags on gravesites in recognition of Memorial Day.

Insurance expert Matt Carlucci Jr. joined News4Jax anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to help you navigate those potential headaches and find solutions.

Before you dish up your favorite cookout staples this Memorial Day weekend, there are some things to keep in mind to avoid foodborne illnesses.

Ever wonder why your social media feed seems to “read your mind?” One minute, you’re watching a video about travel, and suddenly, your feed is filled with flight deals and hotel recommendations. It’s not magic, it’s the algorithm at work.

More than 50 million people here in the United States have osteoporosis, which is a condition that weakens bones and puts a person at risk for injury.

Colorectal cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the U.S. and the second-leading cause of cancer death. So, what can you do to lower your risk?

The agency says Panda Benefit Services tricked borrowers into paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in illegal fees for fake student loan forgiveness.

It was 38 years ago this week that 37 brave sailors aboard the USS Stark gave their lives during a catastrophic missile attack in the Persian Gulf.