Brandi discusses how to incorporate some great technology and phone apps into the kitchen.

Florida State College at Jacksonville is looking to expand its footprint in Downtown – and have a hand in its revitalization in the process, according to the Florida Times-Union.

Follow the yellow brick road to the Wilson Center for the Arts for “The Wizard of Oz”.

A “win-win” situation is a phrase frequently being used to describe Florida State College at Jacksonville’s early plans for further downtown expansion.

The Florida TRADE Consortium and the Manufacturers Association of Florida Center for Advanced Manufacturing Excellence have joined forces to promote opportunities for women in manufacturing.

This year, Florida State College at Jacksonville is celebrating 50 years, and soon students could get a whole new college experience.

Florida State College at Jacksonville annually provides the college experience for thousands of students, but it’s always missed out on one key element.

We are excited to announce that nearly $55,000 in FSCJ Counselor Incentive scholarships was awarded to local high school seniors in Duval and Nassau counties this academic year.

Professor Sharon Sweet showed WJXT reporter how to calculate the odds of winning the Mega Millions or Powerball lottery, teaching him that the odds would be around 1 in 23 million and 1 in 175 million, respectively.

Professor Dr. Andrew Holt talked about the potential for terror threats over the fourth of July holiday weekend.

At this time four years ago, the Alvin Brown era was just beginning for Jacksonville.

The 10th Annual High School Summer Musical Theatre Experience at Florida State College in Jacksonville is bringing a time-honored classic to life this summer.

When veterans rejoin civilian life, one of their greatest challenges is finding a new career.

This year, more than 530 workforce certificate students, 90 high school equivalency graduates and 32 adult high school graduates earned their diploma/certificate through FSCJ.

With the fourth of July coming up, Brandi Bleak discusses some great travel apps that can help you on your trip.

“The American Dream,” which its author, Harolyn Sharpe, describes as a one-hour presentation using prose, drama, live and recorded music and screen images of paintings and photographs to reveal America’s history of “getting the dream, losing the dream,” will be performed Monday and Tuesday.

First Coast News and Action News covered the press conference with Year Up Jacksonville. Year Up Jacksonville is an intensive year-long program, composed of six months of technical training and professional skills development, followed by a six month internship with one of the local business partners. Students earn college credits and are paid a stipend during both phases of the program. The program launched in January 2015 and is currently serving 24 students and will expand to serve 40 students in Fall 2015.

Brandi Bleak discusses some free and paid apps for Apple and Android that provide weather updates and up to the minute notifications.

There are far too many residents who struggle to afford consistent dental care, so let’s praise Florida State College at Jacksonville’s Dental Hygiene Clinic for helping to fill the void.