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.
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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.
Leon County Makes Progress With EMS
Updated: 9:21 AM When there is an emergency, how quickly do rescue workers get to the scene?
Higher Minimum Wage?
Updated: 6:56 PM Voters will get a chance this fall to decide whether Florida should increase its minimum wage by a dollar an hour.
Polish Airmen Train at Moody
Updated: 6:52 PM Pilots from around the nation have trained at Moody Air Force Base for years, but Americans aren't the only ones coming to South Georgia for the advanced training.
Looney Looking for a New Trial
Updated: 6:48 PM An abusive childhood and an unstable home life are some of the factors convicted killer Jason Looney is using to try and get a new trial.
Industrial Development in Thomasville
Updated: 6:37 PM There’s new industrial development in Thomasville. Officials with the chamber of commerce will be making an announcement today. How this affects local economy, people, etc.
Sales Tax Holiday
Updated: 6:32 PM Local businesses in Valdosta are gearing up for Georgia's four-day sales tax holiday.
Cell Phones In the Classroom
Updated: 6:30 PM The Leon County School board now allows kids to bring cell phones and pagers to school.
Georgia Retailers Prepare for Florida's Gas Tax Break
Updated: 11:29 AM This year in Florida, tax breaks aren't only for back-to-school shoppers.
Touch Screen Voting Controversy Continues
Updated: 10:53 AM The controversy over the new touch screen voting machines used in 15 Florida counties is heating up in Tallahassee.
River of Grass: Part I
Updated: 10:34 AM The Florida Everglades attract visitors from all over the world who flock to take in its natural beauty.
Looking for a New Trial
Updated: 6:59 PM Seven years to the day after a heinous double murder in Wakulla County, one of the convicted triggermen was in court trying to get a new trial.
"They're Coming Home"
Updated: 6:49 PM Dozens of troops will be returning home to Thomasville on Friday after serving 15 months on the battle field in Iraq.
Overcoming the Odds
Updated: 6:02 PM A local man is overcoming the obstacles he's been given.
Boys Choir of Tallahassee Summer Program
Updated: 5:59 PM The Tallahassee Boys Choir wrapped up there summer program with a concert Tuesday morning.
Georgia Adequate Yearly Progress Test
Updated: 5:52 PM Georgia's Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) report was released Monday.
Summer Heat Proves Unhealthy for Theme Park Visitors
Updated: 9:27 AM Changes are in the works at Wild Adventures theme park to prevent a repeat of this past weekend when nearly a dozen guests had to be treated for heat-related health problems.
Gadsden County Man Charged with Manslaughter After Weekend Altercation
Updated: 9:28 AM An argument over a woman erupted in Gadsden County this weekend.
Adult Jail Population Reaches All-Time High
Updated: 9:20 AM According to the U.S. Justice Department report released Sunday, the nation's combined federal, state and local adult correctional population reached a record 6.9 million adults last year.
Deer Management
Updated: 6:26 PM A new state management plan could lead to deer numbers being thinned in some areas of Georgia.
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