Updated: 10:40 PM Several south Georgia communities have borne the brunt of deadly tornadoes in recent years, the deadliest one in 2000, and for Severe Weather Week, residents are taking every precaution seriously to be ready if disaster strikes again.
Updated: 10:33 PM Gov. Jeb Bush lays out a comprehensive school improvement plan which would allow for letting parents see FCAT questions, bonuses for principals and pay raises for teachers.
Updated: 6:07 PM What to do in a storm with lightning.
Updated: 5:59 PM Andrew Romeo Johnson is sentenced to life in prison.
Updated: 5:54 PM We've heard a lot about FSU's Seven Days of Opening Nights, but alongside the exciting performances comes some priceless instruction.
Updated: 5:49 PM Mr Food ladles up Pepper Pot Soup.
Updated: 3:28 PM We are still in the midst of flu season, but some nurses are worried residents aren't taking it seriously.
Updated: 3:25 PM A new initiative is trying to catch children who may be skipping school and sampling drugs before they wind up under arrest.
Updated: 3:21 PM Tornadoes have been responsible for a number of injuries and deaths in our area in the last five years.
Updated: 8:01 PM A new theory is emerging in the Gadsden County investigation in which human bones were unearthed.
Updated: 7:54 PM Two Florida State University students hit soap opera gold after winning a script-writing contest.
Updated: 7:50 PM Residents of Town Place, a mobile home park in Thomas County, are in shock now that they've been ordered to find somewhere else to live.
Updated: 7:46 PM The shelves at the Southeastern Community Blood Bank are far from fully stocked.
Updated: 7:33 PM You can prevent young children from contracting a respiratory virus known as RSV by following a few simple rules according to local doctors.
Updated: 7:28 PM Mr. Food is cookin' up yet another presidential favorite as he continues with his tasty salute to America.
Updated: 7:07 PM A decision was made in the case of Terri Schiavo.
Updated: 6:04 PM Once again students in the Peach State continue to lose hope about the security of their Hope Scholarship.
Updated: 3:48 PM Gov. Jeb Bush isn't going to spend his second to last legislative session sitting back and taking it easy.
Updated: 3:05 PM The case over a severely brain-damaged woman remains frozen in a legal stalemate Tuesday.
Updated: 9:40 PM The dramatic legal battle over the life of a severely disabled woman hinges on what, if any, instructions a Florida appeals court gives Tuesday on when her feeding tube can be removed and her death can begin.
Updated: 9:38 PM Florida's tourism industry increased three percent in 2004, despite being battered by four successive hurricanes.
Updated: 10:34 PM History did more than come to life Sunday; it went to battle.
Updated: 10:24 PM A Florida State University athlete finds himself on the wrong side of the law.
Updated: 10:20 PM A local airman is among the first to respond after the devastating wave wiped out much of South Asia.
Updated: 4:06 PM While most college students were out enjoying the great weather Saturday, one group decided to make a difference.
