Jacksonville attorney Mike Freed is preparing to run seven marathons across seven continents to raise money for Ronald McDonald House Jacksonville, which supports families with sick or injured children.

Dr. Christine Cauffield explains how too much news can affect mental health and shares advice on managing stress, setting boundaries and coping with a cancer diagnosis.

Dr. Willie Underwood III, president of the American Medical Association, talks about insurance delays, Medicare, AI in health care and his journey to becoming a doctor.

River City Smoke Fest returns to Jacksonville October 16–18, with three days of special events, VIP experiences and entertainment.

AI is helping doctors better understand breast cancer, plan surgery and give patients more information about their treatment options.

Salih Hudayar discusses human rights concerns in East Turkistan and calls for more U.S. action following President Trump’s meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The Down Syndrome Association of Jacksonville is preparing for its annual Buddy Walk while raising awareness and connecting local families with support and resources.

Retired Colonel Chris Budahas discusses the wars in Iran and Ukraine, President Trump's recent comments, military executions, and how these issues affect military families and communities in Northeast Florida.

David Jolly discusses his campaign for Florida governor and his plans for homeowners insurance, health care, veterans, immigration and development.

With the 2026 general election getting closer, election officials across Northeast Florida are asking voters to make a plan now instead of waiting until Election Day.

Retired Army Col. Chris Budihas discusses U.S. tensions with Iran, the country’s military strategy and the need for clearer long-term goals.

A Jacksonville University alumna makes history by winning a sailing world championship and now has her sights set on the 2028 Olympics.

The U.S. Marine Band returns to Jacksonville for the first time in 10 years for a free concert at UNF, as Erin Bodnar shares what attendees need to know and highlights upcoming School of Music events.

Captain Matt Chipperfield discusses dead fish, water pollution, and concerns about water quality at the Guana Preserve in St. Johns County, along with ways to help protect the area.

First Coast Crime Stoppers Executive Director Chase Robinson discusses the organization’s work on human trafficking, bullying and cold cases, along with its upcoming annual golf tournament.