Flu Virus Widespread
Health officials declare Florida the 46th state to have widespread flu infection.
May 19, 2013
Health officials declare Florida the 46th state to have widespread flu infection.
Leon County successfully took over the ambulance service for the area and also made improvements.
Smokers protesting the new smoking ban in Bainbridge Georgia led to an arrest of one man.
Protesters made their way to the Barnum and Bailey Circus Thursday evening making patrons aware of what they say is cruel treatment of animals.
Truck drivers will be ringing in the new year with new federal regulations.
Leon County is forced to hire a new director for its ambulance service just hours before it takes over that job from Tallahassee Memorial.
Tallahassee Public Works officials have a big list of tasks to tackle for the New Year.
Florida businesses are being urged to remove products taht contain the dietary supplement ephedra.
Local accountants say Wednesday is the last day to really make a dent in your 2003 tax bill.
With Florida's elderly population on the rise, experts say caregiving services are having trouble keeping up with the pace.
A growing trend with kids has parents worried. They're using cough medicine to get high.
A Gadsden County man is in custody after being accused of killing a man who tried to put a stop to his relationship.
Tallahassee Police Department is investigating the death of a Tallahasee Community College student early Tuesday morning.
The Department of Homeland Security is requiring more security at airports.
The Archbold Hospital Hospice Center runs a program called "When it doesn't feel like Christmas" for those who have lost loved ones during the holidays.
Florida's sate parks are reaching an all-time high in attendances, bringing big bucks for the economy.
There will be some new motor vehicle laws on the books come Jan. 1. Florida drivers age 80 and older will be required to pass a vision test.
The Valdosta Food Bank made their quarter year goals with more than 40,000 pounds of food, but are looking for a little more help to finish out the year.
Fireworks are one way to bring in the New Year, we'll show you some safe ways to start 2004 on the right foot.
A new leader is about to take over at the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce.
A speeding crackdown on I-10 nets dozens of drivers and helps troopers nab a suspected drug dealer.
It's the season of giving, but one gift you may have forgotten to give is in high demand this holiday, and it could save lives in the Capital City.
There may be another alternative to the death penalty in Georgia. Life in prison is gaining popularity.
All terrain vehicles, or ATVs, can be fun but also dangerous. There are a few things to remember when riding the four-wheelers.
A Tallahassee man is behind bars Sunday afternoon, charged with attempted homicide.
