Jacksonville’s Morning News is spotlighting efforts locally to provide a food-secure future, with a live broadcast at Feeding Northeast Florida.

Jacksonville’s Morning News is live at the 31st annual Barbara Ann Campbell Memorial Breakfast, hosted by the Hubbard House.

Another beautiful day on tap with abundant sunshine and warm afternoon temperatures in the middle 80s.

Fall festivals and pumpkin patches are open once again with various hours of operation through Halloween.

After a thrilling finish against the Kansas City Chiefs last Monday night, the Jaguars bumbled their way to a 20-12 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at EverBank Stadium.

The 10th annual Beaches Oktoberfest has canceled all Friday events due to safety concerns regarding high winds and inclement weather. The weekend features the Jaguars, wrestling, lots of music, and comedy.

The Florida Forum Speaker Series lineup features Caitlin Clark, Vladimir Kara-Murza, and José Andrés.

Word of a Gaza peace deal sparks celebrations on both sides of the Israel/Palestine border.

Warm afternoon before local nor’easter conditions return Thursday morning. Winds will arrive by mid to late morning tomorrow along the coast NE 10-20 mph. Gusts of 30+.

Don’t look now, but the Jaguars are 4-1, tied for the best record in the AFC.

JSO says the man in his early 20s was riding a sport bike on Normandy Boulevard after 8:00 pm when he crashed into the front of a semi tractor trailer that was turning into a business.

A national audience will get to see the new-look Jaguars, and the city of Jacksonville. The Jaguars host the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football.

This week is the fifth, and last, Furyk and Friends tournament at Timuquana Country Club. The tournament will move to Palm Coast next year.

The first weekend in October features the return of Spooktacular at the Jax Zoo and Botanical Garden, the Fall Home + Patio Show at Prime Osborn Convention Center, followed by Monday Night Football at EverBank Stadium.

Jacksonville has seen two more people killed on the roads, bringing to at least 29 the number of pedestrian fatalities in Duval County.