SummerBlast
It’s a new kind of event for Thomasville. People from all over the area came out to enjoy the first ever SummerBlast, and it was all for a good cause.
May 18, 2013
It’s a new kind of event for Thomasville. People from all over the area came out to enjoy the first ever SummerBlast, and it was all for a good cause.
Students from the 1950s returned to their old stomping ground to mark a milestone and rekindle old friendships.
Millions of dollars of beach restoration projects may need to be reworked in the wake of Hurricane Dennis.
Hurricane Dennis dumped upwards of 11 inches of rain in the Big Bend area, and while some of that water has dried up, in other places that's not the case.
Changes are on the horizon for Leon County volunteer fire departments.
Residents who suffered property damage from Hurricane Dennis are now turning to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for help.
Parents in one local community are turning to the Internet to find out what bus their children will be riding on when school starts next month.
Firefighters fight fires, but what else do they do during their 24-hour work day?
Leon county's summer reading academy is over, and it looks like dozens of third graders who were in danger of being held back are now eligible for promotion.
A cherry by any other name may not be the same. Mr. Food is here to help you sort through the pits.
A Tallahassee man is about to do something many of us wouldn't dare to try.
State regulators are promising to make sure any additional increases are justified in the wake of Hurricane Dennis.
A Florida State alumnus and Green Bay Packer strong safety is using his life experience to help get kids on the right side of the law.
Word last week that FSU quarterback Wyatt Sexton was suffering from lyme disease has raised a lot of questions about what that tick-borne illness is and what it can do.
In a bird's-eye view of some of the incredible damage done by Dennis there’s a revealing look at the erosion and property damage that will take a long time to conquer.
Hurricane Dennis dropped a lot of rain in a short period of time, flooding many rivers and lakes.
Literally paving the way toward a better future could linger like detention for one local school district. Find out how it plans to work around road improvements.
Eight hours before Hurricane Dennis hit Pensacola, a Wakulla County neighborhood 150 miles away was already flooded.
All this wet weather is causing headaches for some in the area, but two Georgia men say it's perfect weather for a new type of farming; they're growing rice.
Today Mr. Food is serving up some delicious quesadillas, Hawaiian style.
Initial damage estimates have been released for Thomas County.
The need for new energy sources versus the protests of people against the idea of a coal-burning energy plant for north Florida.
Financial donations for victims of Hurricane Dennis are off to a slow start, and those who are coordinating relief efforts wonder if givers are just plain burned out in the wake of last year's barrage.
The coastal cleanup continues in the wake of Hurricane Dennis.
There's been another murder in Tallahassee as a young man is found dead inside his apartment.
