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The Real Estate Minute 3-16: Selling in a Slow Market

Slumping, depressed or softening are terms we frequently hear to describe the housing market. It doesn't matter which term you use. The reality is people are still buying and selling homes.

Education Budget Cuts

Superintendents and community college representatives met with the Department of Education to discuss budget cuts.

Roadside Job Hunt

Many people are wondering where to look for a job. How about from the side of the road?

New I-10 Safer

As construction on I-10 moves along, the Florida Highway Patrol says it has become much safer, but it is also presenting some new challenges.

Tallahassee Regional Aiport Table Top Exercise

The Tallahassee Regional Airport says it has its emergency plans in place, making sure travelers are safe.

Residents Look at Plans for Crawfordville Highway

There are upcoming projects awaiting funding for Crawfordville Highway. Residents had a chance to ask questions and give input on the plans Thursday.

House Fire; Man Battles Blaze with a Hose

In Tallahassee, a man braved flames trying to save his home before the fire department arrived.

ACLU Pushes for Felon Voting Rights

Should Florida be doing more to help convicted felons get their voting rights back? The organization leading the cause released a report today saying the Sunshine State is not doing enough.

Tallahassee Residents Urged to Become More Eco-Friendly

A Leon County Commissioner is urging the public to step up and help the community become more eco-friendly.

Hospital Employees Speak Out in Perry

Staff at the Doctor's Memorial Hospital in Perry are forced to take pay cuts, but the hospital's governing board says its hands are tied.

Equestrian Darren Chiaccia Visits TMH

The world re-known equestrian rider stopped by to personally thank those who cared for him following his Red Hills Horse Trials disaster one year ago.

Florida Hospital Leaders "Rally in Tally"

On top of a federal cigarette tax, hospital CEOs around Florida are pushing for a state tax to be placed on cigarettes as well.

Cigarette Prices Rise

Low cigarette prices are going up in smoke around the country. And while some smokers think that's a drag--others see this as an opportune time to quit.

The Real Estate Minute 3-9: Short Sales

There may be some alternate solutions for homeowners late on payments or approaching foreclosure.

NCAA's Punishment Hard on FSU Fans

The NCAA's decision to lay a stiff penalty on FSU athletics for academic misconduct is not sitting well with fans. Especially the punishment of the University having to vacate team wins.

Residents Sick of Violence at Campus Pointe Apartments

One neighborhood in south Tallahassee has had enough with crime on South Meridian Street - where a man was shot in the back around 9:30 Wednesday night.

Two Capital Regional Medical Employees Awarded

For two hard workers at Capital Regional Medical, a recognition was in order for them Wednesday afternoon.

Harvey Investigative Report Released

A debate in the community continues over Sheriff Harvey's hit and run accident and how it was handled. A report released to the public Wednesday details what took place on February 20th.

First Paramedic to Retire in Gadsden County

A man wrapping up more than 25 years of service is the first paramedic to retire in Gadsden County.

Increased Concerns Over Gadsden Hospital

With Tallahassee Memorial Hospital pulling out and budget issues, the Gadsden County Commission is says it is taking precautions.

The Real Estate Minute: Finding the Right Broker

So you've decided to buy a home. Equally as important to finding the right home in the right neighborhood is finding the right real estate broker to help make the buying process easier.