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The National Weather Service says there will be a high rip current risk Wednesday and Thursday for all beaches in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

St. Johns County plans to celebrate Juneteenth with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday for a civil rights landmark in St. Augustine.

Duval County school leaders focused on student’s mental health during a workshop on Tuesday.

Duval County Public Schools is holding a workshop Tuesday morning to discuss creating a mental health plan and to review the student code of conduct.

A local nonprofit aimed at helping young people get on track for adulthood is celebrating more than 50 years of serving the Jacksonville community.

Consumer Reports has been pushing the government to require internet companies to provide easy-to-read labels so customers can shop around without complication. Now -- it's a requirement.

This week’s SnapJAX journey took us to picturesque Fernandina Beach, where we followed a fluttering butterfly that seemed to lead us right to our destination. Here, we met Jessyca and Phil Demacos, a couple dedicated to creating a sanctuary for both monarch butterflies and Purple Martins. Their backyard is a thriving testament to their commitment to conservation and the beauty of nature.

That pounding in your head may be more than just a bad headache. We look at the common migraine triggers you may not know about and an unconventional treatment that could ease your pain.

The city council approved $7.7 million in incentives Tuesday night, for a company to build an autonomous vehicle plant in the city.

Two children have died in hot cars so far this year. We're finding out how this type of tragedy can happen and ways to prevent another child from dying.

Stress can not only take a toll on our mental health but our physical health as well.

Thousands of people are spending Friday on the St. Johns River for Boater Skip Day. It is the "unofficial" holiday where people play hooky for a fun day on the water.

A woman was found dead from a gunshot wound late Thursday night in the Robbinson's Addition area of Jacksonville's Westside, police said.

Larger SUVs are built to haul children, cargo and more, but when it comes to keeping your family safe, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety warns bigger is not always better.

A JTA bus was involved in a crash Thursday morning near the intersection of Timuquana Road and Roosevelt Boulevard on Jacksonville's Westside.

A concerned family member, Jacksonville police and dispatchers are being praised for the roles they played in keeping a mother and her four children safe.

A lawsuit about whether the University of Florida should return fees to students because of a campus shutdown early in the COVID-19 pandemic will go before the Florida Supreme Court on Wednesday.

The Jacksonville City Council is holding the first of two workshops Wednesday to discuss the multi-million dollar deal to renovate the Jaguars' stadium.

Student loan debt is typically viewed as an issue facing younger Americans, but new research finds that the struggles aren't limited to Americans in their 20s.

Thirty-eight million Americans have diabetes – 10 percent of those with diabetes have Type 1 – it’s usually diagnosed in children and young adults, meaning these people will need to learn how to control their glucose levels and administer insulin throughout their entire lives. But new breakthroughs are helping people with type one diabetes manage it easier than ever before.

The Sunshine State's economy is so large that if it were a country, it would rank in the top 20 in the world.

Ahead of Tuesday’s Duval County School Board meeting to discuss new superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier's contract, News4JAX news partner WJCT reported new details about Bernier's abrupt resignation from Lee County Schools in the Fort Myers area.

Ahead of this week's ceremonies, dozens re-created the mass parachute drop that cleared the way for the historic landing, including a group that trained in Northeast Florida.

Only half of Americans are planning a summer vacation.

Former President Donald Trump is expected to speak at a news conference at 11 a.m. Friday at Trump Tower following Thursday’s guilty verdict in his New York criminal trial.

May’s Positively JAX winner wears many different hats. A mom, a history-making athletic director and just this year she started a nonprofit focused on women. The RichHER Foundation is just getting started helping women reach their full potential.

Chronic pain leads to fatigue, a weakened immune system and decreased mobility worse yet, powerful narcotics are often prescribed for patients, leading to more problems. But now, there is hope with non-invasive Scrambler therapy.

Hurricane season starts Saturday and forecasters predict it could be one of the busiest on record.

There is a critical need right now for more workers in the financial tech industry in Jacksonville, and that's why a local university is launching two new programs to help companies find talent.

Cliff Avril was a high school football standout at Clay High in Green Cove Springs and played in the Super Bowl for the Seattle Seahawks.

Industry experts say this summer’s deals might bring new car buyers some relief.

A new law in Florida is designed to protect older folks from the growing number of scams out there.

Millions of people in the U.S. depend on prescription drugs to manage pain, treat medical conditions, and even to help them stay alive. But the country’s drug shortage is making it hard for some people to get the medication they need or pay for the drugs that are available.

Memorial Day has come and gone, and this week marks the start of the “100 deadliest days for teen drivers.” AAA reports an average of seven people will die, every day, in crashes involving teen drivers between now and Labor Day.

Veterans, service members, government leaders, loved ones and other citizens will gather in memory of Jacksonville’s fallen heroes at the City’s annual Memorial Day observance.

Many pools will be reopening this Memorial Day. And if you’re planning to take your little ones swimming, there are some safety tips parents should keep in mind.

Safety advocates encourage people to weigh down umbrellas if they're headed to the beach this weekend.

From one side of U.S. 90 near Lowder Street to the other, it's impossible to miss the touching display of crosses and flags lining that stretch of road in honor of local military heroes for Memorial Day.

A Clearwater woman was charged with animal cruelty this week after leaving her dog in a hot car for 40 minutes while she was at the beach, police said.

The Transportation Security Administration predicted that Friday will be the busiest day for air travel over the Memorial Day weekend, with nearly 3 million people expected to pass through airport checkpoints. It could rival the record of 2.9 million, set on the Sunday after Thanksgiving last year.

Volunteers are needed Thursday to help place thousands of flags on graves at Jacksonville National Cemetery.

If you’re planning to travel for Memorial Day weekend, now is a good time to get your trip underway, especially if you’re driving.

An aggressive species of ticks is causing a disease that can make you allergic to meat. What you need to know about the lone star tick to protect you and your family.

If you’re in the market for a new credit card, why not make a card with perks work for you? So, think about what might work for you!

Some say you must lose big to win big. So how can you turn your losing moment into something more?

Consumer Reports and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety teamed up to update this year’s list of recommended cars for teens, and there are options for every budget.

Flagler County deputies smashed a car window on Monday to rescue a 1-year-old who was locked inside with the engine off and the windows closed.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office released video showing Officers Kopp and Johnson removing a small alligator from the 104-year-old woman's home near Atlantic Boulevard and Art Museum Drive.

A record 2.3 million Florida residents are expected to join you on the highways this Memorial Day weekend, according to AAA. The last thing you need is for something to go wrong with your car. What you need to do before you pack up the family and hit the road.

Millions of people in the U.S. depend on prescription drugs to manage pain, treat medical conditions, and even to help them stay alive. But the country’s drug shortage is making it hard for some people to get the medication they need or pay for the drugs that are available.

Tick season is back! We'll tell you the best ways to avoid them and how to safely remove them from your skin -- if you do get bit.

Despite pushback from the community when the sale was announced, the new owner of the building that houses Sun-Ray Cinema says the decades-old theater’s lease has expired and won’t be renewed.

The first of seven Duval County Public Schools community meetings is Tuesday night to discuss possible school closures and consolidations being proposed for the district.

We all know ants like the sugary foods in our kitchen, but they often use our homes as shelter from rainstorms and long periods of dry heat, which is why you’ll likely see more ants in your home over the next few months.

Traumatic brain injuries, or concussions, are very common among athletes, especially ones who play contact sports like football, hockey or soccer. But concussion specialists are on a mission to develop new ways to prevent and treat concussions in youth.

The goal is to address erosion caused by tropical storms Ian and Nicole.

Consumers Reports is asking the USDA to remove Lunchables from the National School Lunch Program because of high levels of lead and high sodium. We don't eat them often in my house, but my daughter immediately told me she was done with Lunchables when she heard the news, so we started talking about healthy alternatives and made some changes for the better.

Tired of swatting and slapping mosquitoes as they bite you one after the other? That can all stop today! We have the list of repellents that passed Consumer Reports tough tests.

Studies show more and more people around the world are shifting to a diet of ultra-processed foods, even though experts have said for years people should avoid them.

Sen. Rick Scott talked exclusively with News4JAX during a visit to Jacksonville on Friday about the need for Congress to put aside partisanship, address this nation’s economic problems and rein in inflation.

Friday marks 37 years since two Iraqi missiles struck the USS Stark in the Persian Gulf, killing 37 sailors and injuring dozens more.

A federal judge will hear the case of a South Florida newspaper on Friday morning that is suing the city of Jacksonville over the city's panhandling ordinance that is in effect right now.

Although fewer teens are lighting up a cigarette these days, more and more are turning to vaping. In fact, about one of every five high school students vape. But is it safer than cigarettes?

If someone trusts you enough to admit to you that they've been scammed, especially if the scammer is still in touch with them, the FTC has some advice to help guide you.

Chances are you are not eating enough vegetables. Only 10% of Americans typically are, according to a 2019 study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

As people across Jacksonville learn more about the new stadium deal, downtown development is also getting a lot of attention. Beyond EverBank Stadium upgrades, Jaguars owner Shad Khan is also investing in other projects.

Migraines affect millions of people in the United States. According to the American Migraine Foundation, it’s the third most common disease in the world. Now, a new study found people who suffer from migraines might be able to predict when one is coming, hours before symptoms even start.

Anyone who tells you to buy gold, or withdraw cash, and give it to someone is a scammer, the Federal Trade Commission warns.

Our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record broke down the deals that the Bears, Bills, Chiefs, Titans and Rays have brokered with their respective cities.

Every 68 seconds, someone is sexually assaulted in America, and out of every 10 victims of rape, nine of them are female. Fifteen percent of sexual assaults occur in public places, so it’s imperative to be aware of your surroundings and who you give any information to. Experts say it’s more than ok to tell a lie when it comes to your safety.

A recent study found that women who drank at least eight alcoholic beverages per week were 33% to 51% more likely to develop heart disease.

If you get a text about an overdue toll charge, do NOT click any links in it. It’s probably a scam, according to the Federal Trade Commission.

Millions of Americans have dropped pounds and boosted their health using popular drugs like Wegovy. Now, we are getting some answers to a question a lot of people are asking: What happens if you stop taking them?

One in five Americans over the age of 60 take fish oil supplements for various health benefits, like better heart, brain, eye, joint and skin health. But despite these potential benefits, there have been concerns about the safety and efficacy of fish oil supplements, particularly in high doses.

Managing your home and family is a lot like running a small business. According to salary.com, if a stay at home parent was paid for their services they'd make more than 178 thousand dollars a year. So is there a way to make life easier. How about hiring an AI household assistant.

The November elections are quickly approaching. That means Americans should prepare to be inundated with ads, images, videos, and promotional materials about each candidate. But some of these are deep fakes!

Today is World Lupus Day, also known as Put on Purple Day.

Epic Outreach is a farm and animal rescue on Jacksonville’s Northside that takes in abused, neglected, and lost farm animals and gives them a new lease on life. Their mission has grown so much in that time that they’ve outgrown their space.

The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department will be showing off its fire simulator, which helps explain how to respond to fires that can happen in everyday situations.

After years of delays, the Jacksonville International Airport is expanding, breaking ground at 9 a.m. Friday on the new "Concourse B."

In this week’s SnapJAX stories, a picture of a pack of some very well-behaved golden retrievers got my attention. So I traveled to St. Marys, Georgia, to find the story behind the picture.

Moving is always a stressful project. Throw in the threat of a moving scam, and things get even worse, the Better Business Bureau says.

As we all know, moms play a big role in the family, which means sometimes putting their own needs on the back burner.

Many would say that the bond between a mother and child is one of the strongest relationships. There’s the physical connection during the pregnancy, followed by the emotional one. But scientists say it goes beyond that, even to a cellular connection.

Summer vacation is about to start, but one of the bus contractors for Duval County Public Schools is already working to make sure there will be enough drivers to get students to class in the fall.

Since her murder three years ago, Tristyn Bailey’s family formed the Tristyn Bailey Foundation, which aims to empower young people and keep them safe from danger.

May is Sex Education Month. According to Planned Parenthood, kids and teens who have regular conversations with their parents about sex are less likely to take risks with their sexual health. But these talks can be awkward for both parties. It’s a tough topic, but one that shouldn’t be ignored.

Good Samaritan, JSO and JFRD use CPR to bring little girl "back to life" after she fell in a retention pond.

Flame retardants in the foam of vehicle seats may increase exposure to potentially cancer-causing chemicals, especially in the summer heat, according to a new study by the American Chemical Society.

When someone with dementia is in need of extra help and support, a caregiver steps in. According to the CDC, 80 percent of the time, a loved one provides that care in their own home. Doctors say taking on that role is hard work, stressful and can even lead to their own health issues. Now, a new app is giving those caregivers the tools they need and a reminder

The trustees for Social Security and Medicare warn policy changes are needed or else the programs won't be able to pay full benefits to retiring Americans.

Taking more than one medication at a time is often necessary, but sometimes, medications can’t be mixed. If they are, it causes an interaction that could be serious or even deadly. Doctors say it happens more than you may think, leading to a quarter of a million hospitalizations each year in the U.S.

When was the last time you washed your reusable water bottle?

Our teachers help students grow not just academically, but also as individuals.

Numbers released from the Associated Builders and Contractors show half a million construction jobs need to be filled nationwide just this year to meet the demand.

The city of Jacksonville will celebrate the completion of the first link of the Emerald Trail on Monday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that has been years in the making.

According to Dr. Neha Vyas, a family medicine physician with Cleveland Clinic, now is the perfect time to purge those old prescriptions.

Finding a job you love is the dream. But sometimes once you’ve been at the job for a while, it can feel more like a nightmare. Rather than moving on or finding a new career, experts say the answer might be an easier option that’s right in front of you.

Next week, the Senate is expected to vote on a bill to address a shortage of air traffic controllers and reduce risks on runways.

Your bed is likely dirtier than you'd like to admit -- so dirty that you might want to run and strip your sheets right now.