Election Preparations in Gadsden County
Updated: 9:21 PM There are city elections in Quincy and Gretna Tuesday. In one race, best friends Carolyn Ford and Sherrie Taylor are running against each other.
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Saturday School
Updated: 7:19 PM A study shows students just don't show up for class on Fridays.
Officers Investigating Suspicious Death in Tallahassee
Updated: 10:58 PM Tallahassee police are investigating the death of a man found lying in the yard of his apartment complex.
Old Time Tradition Hits Shell Point Beach
Updated: 10:56 PM Boaters hit the water for the 31st annual Stephen C. Smith Memorial Regatta.
Local Law Enforcement Heroes Honored
Updated: 10:51 PM Blue Mass is an old tradition that was celebrated Sunday in Tallahassee at the Saint Thomas More cathedral.
Rose Parade Rolls Through Downtown Thomasville
Updated: 10:31 PM Hundreds of people could be seen for miles in downtown Thomasville Friday night at the 83rd Annual Rose Parade.
Gambling Raid at Car Wash
Updated: 10:26 PM Members of local law enforcement make a raid on a local car wash looking for evidence of high stakes gambling in connection with former Seminole and professional football player Corey Fuller's alleged gambling ring.
Florida Legislature to Stick Counties With Juvenile Detention Bill
Updated: 8:45 PM Florida's 67 counties are up in arms over a $90 million bill they're about to get handed down from the state.
AT&T Blames Computer Glitch for Billing Error
Updated: 8:41 PM Nearly 300,000 AT&T customers across Florida, and another 800,000 people who don't even have AT&T, have been bill $4.77 a month since January.
Two Brother's Return Home From Iraq
Updated: 6:44 PM Marise is checking back in with the two brothers that just got back from Iraq. They're both in law enforcement, and we did a story with them before they left.
Beating a Train
Updated: 6:33 PM Julie is taking a train ride today as TPD and LCSO tries to catch people who are running the train stop on Mission Road.
Special Olympics Torch Run
Updated: 6:27 PM Law enforcement in Taylor County are having a Special Olympics torch run today for the kids.
Minority Health
Updated: 6:21 PM FAMU is having a health fair, talking to people about the increase chance of African American males having prostate cancer.
The Rose Lady
Updated: 4:50 PM We're going to introduce you to a lady in Bainbridge, Georgia who spends countless hours each and every day tending to her rose garden.
Busy Bees for the Rose Festival
Updated: 4:28 PM Everyone stopping to admire the roses on display at Thomasville’s 83rd Annual Rose Show may not have any idea how much work went into getting them there in the first place!!
Changes Over the Years
Updated: 4:21 PM Things have changed over the years in the rose festival, but the beauty of the festivities has stayed the same.
Residents Voice Concerns Over Paper Mill Runoff
Updated: 11:28 PM An area paper mill has been wanting to clean up its act, but six years worth of red tape has put the company's plans to hold.
Family of Sexual Abuse Victim Files Suit Against Special Olympics
Updated: 10:27 PM A lawsuit has been filed accusing the Special Olympics of Florida of failing to screen out sex offenders.
Local Preschoolers Celebrate Earth Day
Updated: 10:29 PM On this Earth Day children from all over the area are learning how to preserve our natural resources.
VSU Hosts an Accessibility Expo
Updated: 6:08 PM VSU is hosting an Accessibility Expo Thursday to help teach folks about the resources that are open to people with disabilities.
FAMU DRS May Be Getting Some New Digs
Updated: 6:01 PM FAMU DRS has been appropriated $1 million for the school's relocation.
"Heart and Soul" Bus Tour
Updated: 5:55 PM Thomasville is one of 12 cities to visited by the "Heart and Soul" bus tour.
Anniversary of Rilya Wilson Dissapearance
Updated: 5:10 PM This Sunday will mark the two-year anniversary of when the Department of Children and Families first reported Rilya Wilson missing from state custody.
Shooting in Gadsden County
Updated: 5:00 PM A Gadsden County man shot two people inside his home and then turned the gun on himself.
City of Tallahassee Looks at Power Alternatives
Updated: 11:18 PM The City of Tallahassee is taking steps to make sure utility customers aren't left in the dark now that one of the most efficient steam turbines for generating electricity is out of commission.
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