Second Chance to Make First Impressions
A grassroots effort is spreading holiday cheer and giving some area residents a second chance to make first impressions.
May 18, 2013
A grassroots effort is spreading holiday cheer and giving some area residents a second chance to make first impressions.
In Georgia, teachers say they feel unappreciated after learning their pay raise next year may be only one percent.
A Tallahassee man will be spending the next 15 years in prison, accused of shooting and killing a good friend who stepped in to try to break up a fight.
Georgia is being recognized for it continued efforts to bring down drunk driving.
A bridge over an interstate highway has reopened in Lowndes County.
A new law that goes into effect January 1 could put the future of thousands of Florida day care centers in jeopardy.
An early morning drug sting lands nearly two dozen Jefferson County residents behind bars.
A Leon County family having trouble with a home mortgage found out they weren't alone after watching a recent CBS News segment.
Some may be considering a furry, four-legged friend as a holiday gift, but there are some things to consider.
An indoor smoking ban has been approved by the Valdosta City Council.
Having a parent in prison can take a toll on a child especially this time of year.
Choosing which path to take after high school can be a tough decision. But Some Leon County students are getting an inside look at career possibilities.
A new push by the state of Florida takes aim at club drugs and the forced sex that can come with them.
A shocking case of sexual abuse is under investigation in a small south Georgia city.
Along with the rest of the world, former FSU President Sandy D'Alemberte is closely watching the developments of Saddam Hussein.
A Tallahassee rabbi vows not to fight to put a menorah on the courthouse lawn.
Thomas University has decided to move to a new location instead of expanding their current campus.
The community may be able to help in case of a medical emergency thanks to a fundraiser in the Azalea City.
Children across Valdosta and Lowndes County are coming together to spread some holiday cheer.
A county run ambulance service is set to take over from Tallahassee Memorial Hospital on December 31.
The cotton industry is the signature of the south and one of the most lucrative businesses in the region.
Several school districts have failed to reduce their class size, but Leon County is making the grade.
Valdosta High is gearing up to play for the 24th state title.
Some Florida consumers are reeling in the wake of the biggest phone rate hike in history.
Tourism for Leon County has increased by 14 percent in the last year.
