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.
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.
Established in June 2020, Flagler Pride aims to provide diverse and inclusive LGBTQ+ safe spaces in Flagler County.
These days, buy, sell, and trade often means an online transaction. Popular websites like Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and OfferUp make it easy to scroll and find exactly what you’re looking for. But when it’s time to meet in person to seal the deal, Consumer Reports says a few simple steps can help keep your transaction safe.
A new Florida law will soon help officers and first responders better respond when children with autism wander away from home. It will create an alert system, called a "Spectrum Alert" that goes into effect next month.
A Shores Liquor store is being built near the intersection of Old Middleburg Road and Collins Road, but to continue as planned, Shores Liquor is requesting a waiver because of its proximity to an elementary school in the neighborhood.
As we recognize men's health month, local oncologist Dr. Scot Ackerman joins us to discuss the importance of regular check-ups and the essential screenings you should get every year.
Opponents of President Donald Trump’s administration are set to rally in nearly 2,000 locations Saturday for a nationwide “No Kings Protest” orchestrated by the 50501 Movement. Events are planned Saturday in cities across Florida, including Northeast Florida, but this week, Gov. Ron DeSantis warned protesters that “the line is very clear” and that law enforcement would be ready to act.
Two girls who left Tuesday afternoon to take a bus to a local park and never came home are considered endangered, and police are asking for the public’s help to find them.
Northeast Florida has the largest population of female veterans in the state with about 24,700, and making the transition to civilian life after active duty can be challenging.
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.
We meet the founders of "100 Men Who Care," a group making a big impact in our community, one $100 donation at a time. How the group is changing lives and how you can take part.
Raw milk, seed oils and nightshade veggies are the buzziest foods out there, but are they health boosters or health risks? Consumer Reports takes a closer look at some controversial foods and helps sort fact from fiction to help you make informed choices so you can shop smarter.
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? Watch on to see whether these health claims and others are true or not.
The Jacksonville City Council is expected to unveil a proposed rule Tuesday aimed at limiting disruptions and ensuring orderly conduct during public meetings.
COLORS Resource Center offers advocacy and social services to create safe spaces and foster connections for the LGBTQIA+ community in Northeast Florida and beyond.
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.
Right now, 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.
Some talented competitive cowboys are in town this weekend for the Black Rodeo. Black cowboys are a significant part of America's Westerner story, making up 25% of the cowboy population in the 1800s.
Back in 1917, The Salvation Army's so called Donut Lassies were sent to set up field bases near the front lines in France. Thousands of soldiers would converge on their makeshift huts and stock up on essentials AND also get a sweet baked treat.
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.
There is a renewed interest in a bill that would require basic English-language proficiency in order to get a Commercial Driver's License. It's called Connor's Law and was inspired by a St. Johns County teenager who was killed in a 2017 traffic crash involving an tractor-trailer.
The Queer Trans Project, a Jacksonville-based, trans-led nonprofit that provides free gender-affirming resources to people across the country, was founded by 26-year-old Black trans organizer Cielo Sunsarae (they/them).
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.
A Redfin report shows that five cities in Florida, including Jacksonville, were on the top 10 list where home sale deals fell through the most throughout the month of April.
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, according to the Alzheimer’s Association.
The Neptune Beach Police Department and the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office will hold separate multi-agency training exercises on Thursday. There will be an increased Neptune Beach officer presence in the area surrounding Fletcher High School. JSO will hold exercises at Mayport Middle and Elementary schools, along with the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department, Duval County School Board Police, Jacksonville Beach Police Department, Neptune Beach Police Department, and Atlantic Beach Police Department.
After months of speculation, former U.S. Rep. David Jolly of Florida has confirmed the rumors and announced he will run for governor in 2026. Jolly, who was once a Republican and is now a registered Democrat, told News4JAX that he believes he is the change Florida’s government needs.
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. Now, a new digital frontier has emerged, artificial intelligence chatbots promising mental health support.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently issued a travel warning for Americans as measles cases continue to rise around the world. Measles is a highly contagious respiratory illness that spreads to others through coughing and sneezing.
Full funding for advanced placement programs, including dual enrollment, college credit courses, and industry certifications, in Florida's public schools is now expected to remain intact. Two of the students who advocated against the cuts react to the lawmakers' change of heart.
Months after lawmakers proposed slashing bonuses for acceleration programs in half, full funding to pay for advanced placement programs in Florida public schools is expected to stay in place in the final version of the budget.
