Immunization Month
Updated: 6:31 PM Before children in Florida head out the door for school they need to make sure they're supplied with up-to-date immunization records.
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Closing Up Shop
Updated: 8:45 PM Winn-Dixie Company announced its plan to close approximately 150 stores nationwide and cut up to 10,000 jobs.
Medical Minute: Knee Replacement Surgery
Updated: 1:37 PM A high-tech surgery for knee replacements helps baby boomers on the active track.
Florida's Gas Tax Holiday
Updated: 9:50 PM Soon filling up your tank in Florida won't leave your wallet feeling so empty.
Thomasville Troop Returns Home from Iraq
Updated: 9:46 PM Residents from throughout the Peach State gathered in celebration Friday.
EEE Kills Horse in Lowndes County
Updated: 9:52 PM An important health alert as the first case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis has claimed the life of a horse.
New Park Opens in Quincy
Updated: 7:32 PM The wait is now over for members of one community.
Breathtakingly Beautiful
Updated: 6:57 PM The Everglades is known for its beauty and natural wonder.
Home, Sweet Home
Updated: 9:54 PM Habitat for Humanity is continuing to make the American dream of home ownership come true.
Removing Regier?
Updated: 6:41 PM The chorus is growing for the removal of Department of Children and Families secretary Jerry Regier.
Howell Park Complaints
Updated: 6:16 PM Residents of one community are upset about transients in a park.
Shabby Streets in Quincy
Updated: 6:10 PM There are complaints about some streets in bad need of repair in Quincy, so bad that the neighborhood kids are trying to haul in dirt to fill in the potholes – seven- and eight-year-old kiddies.
The African-American Family
Updated: 6:04 PM There is a conference Friday with people from all over the state talking about building healthy African American families.
River of Grass: Part III
Updated: 11:09 AM The Florida Everglades is home to thousands of different species of wildlife, birds and plants.
Tallahassee Democrats React to Kerry Speech
Updated: 11:03 AM The electricity from Boston touched Democrats in Tallahassee Thursday night.
Schools Rush With Renovations in Preparation for First Day
Updated: 9:24 AM School officials and building contractors at one area district are on a tight schedule to finish major renovation projects.
Win Big By Giving Blood
Updated: 6:45 PM High gas prices around the area have given local Red Cross donation centers a pretty enticing idea.
Water Quality Scam
Updated: 6:40 PM Tallahassee authorities say people are posing as city water system employees, asking homeowners to sign up for a water quality test.
Farm Worker Protection Act
Updated: 6:36 PM Advocates for Florida’s farm workers say the sunshine state is finally doing right by the thousands of migrant laborers who keep its multi-billion dollar agriculture industry afloat.
FCAT Assistance
Posted: 6:26 PM More than twenty Jefferson County students have been enrolled in a special camp for children who performed poorly on the FCAT.
Tazer Demonstration
Updated: 6:19 PM Leon County Sheriff Larry Campbell takes a hit from a tazer to demonstrate its effectiveness in subduing suspects and its safety.
Librarian Shortage
Updated: 6:14 PM There is a real need these days for qualified librarians. Florida State received a grant to recruit and train librarians who commit to work in central and north Florida libraries after graduation.
Christmas in July
Updated: 6:11 PM An event called "Christmas in July" is going on today. School supplies will be given away to children and there will also be carols and an appearance by Santa Claus.
River of Grass: Part II
Updated: 12:42 PM Scientists say after almost 50 years of decline, research and hard work are bringing back the Florida Everglades.
Tallahassee Couple Struggles With Sinking House
Updated: 9:30 AM A Tallahassee couple is afraid their home is being swallowed by the ground.
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