Dr. Jeffrey B. Rubin joined In Depth with Kristine Bellino to discuss how financial stress can affect mental health and how to cope.

Thousands of sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have been at sea for more than 260 days, and reports of mental health concerns are raising questions about the toll of such a long deployment.

Andrew Linn joined In Depth with Kristine Bellino to talk about what’s happening in today’s housing market, why sellers are becoming more flexible and what both buyers and sellers should know.

Dr. Macie Smith, a gerontologist with Synergy HomeCare, joined In Depth with Kristine Bellino to talk about what’s known as solo aging and why planning ahead can make life much easier later on.

More people are reaching out for mental health help, and experts say that’s actually a good thing.

Could the U.S. military be prepared for a long conflict with Iran? Retired Army Colonel Chris Budihas says that’s the question Americans should be asking.

Duval County Supervisor of Elections Jerry Holland, St. Johns County Supervisor of Elections Vicky Oakes and Clay County Supervisor of Elections Chris Chambless joined In Depth with Kristine Bellino to discuss Florida’s election process ahead of the upcoming primary.

Fresh herbs aren’t just for dinner. According to pastry chef Liz Thompson, they’re one of the easiest ways to take summer desserts to the next level.

As more people look for healthier food options and natural products, Grassroots Natural Market is celebrating two decades of serving the Jacksonville community with organic produce, supplements, prepared foods, and wellness resources.

During In Depth with Kristine Bellino, Wildlife Wanderer Curtis Dvorak and Interpretive Specialist Emily Gmitter shared updates on the zoo's conservation work, upcoming events, and introduced viewers to one of the zoo's ambassador animals.

A new statewide poll from the University of North Florida suggests Florida’s political landscape may be more competitive than it has been in recent election cycles.

From supporting wounded veterans to breaking down the growing conflict with Iran, retired Colonel Chris Budihas covered a wide range of military topics during his latest appearance on In Depth with Kristine Bellino.

After another violent weekend in Northeast Florida, First Coast Crime Stoppers is reminding people that even the smallest piece of information could help solve a case.

Hubbard House is launching a new initiative designed to bring more men into the conversation about domestic violence prevention, with the ultimate goal of creating violence-free relationships throughout the community.

First Coast Crime Stoppers has become the most-visited Crime Stoppers website in Florida and currently ranks second in the world, according to Executive Director Chase Robinson.