Chick-fil-A's anti-gay marriage stance has put the fast-food chain back under the national spotlight.

The League of Women Voters of Florida Education Fund has launched its Voter Assistance Hotline, 1-855-FL-VOTER (1-855-358-6837).

You won't have to go to the Met or du Louvre to catch a glimpse of some world-class art.

The state is spending more than 50 million dollars a year on gasoline. Now, bureaucrats looking to save money on gas are getting an up-close look at alternative fuel options

The U.S. Department of Labor today announced $20,654,352 for seven states, including Florida, under the Disability Employment Initiative to improve education, training, and employment opportunities and outcomes for youth and adults with disabilities who are unemployed, underemployed and/or receiving Social Security disability benefits.

Leon County Schools is hoping an ad blitz will help convince voters to continue the half-penny sales tax.

Showing a child you care can be as simple as just eating a meal with them, and that's just what's going to happen tonight with the Boys and Girls Club of the Big Bend. The organization helps hundreds of children.

City Commissioners are meeting to discuss the future of the city's arts and cultural programs.

The Associated Industries of Florida Political Action Committee (AIFPAC) today announced its final round of endorsements for the Florida Senate and House. In addition to the endorsements previously announced, the AIFPAC has elected to endorse the following...

The Suwannee River Water Management District (District) will restore its Steinhatchee Rise property in Dixie County to disperse more than 8 million gallons of water to rehydrate about 50 acres of wetlands.

Florida changed the number of early voting days from 14 to 8. It also eliminated early voting on the Sunday before the election. Today, Sancho is speaking to a group of about 50 people from the Tallahassee Society of Association Executives. He says that this change only hurts voters.

We've all heard about the dangers of texting and driving. Maybe you've even seen them firsthand. Now a phone service provider and the state are teaming up to make folks stop texting behind the wheel- starting today.

Christopher Mertin ordered to pay restitution and do community service

Authorities in southwest Georgia say a sex offender wanted in Florida is in custody after he led police on an hour-long chase before crashing in a ditch.

The oldest, accredited high school in Leon County, in Florida, is setting a new tradition for future generations.

The Promethean ActivBus, a high-tech interactive classroom, comes to Tallahassee.

The Leon County Board of County Commissioners adopted the fiscal year 2012/2013 budget of $223,090,504 Tuesday evening, reducing government spending by $12.5 million or 5.3 percent from last year’s budget of $235,617,730.

Governor Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott today invited students in kindergarten through 12th grades to participate in the Hispanic Heritage Month art and essay contests, for the prize of 4 year college scholarships.

Gov. Rick Scott said Tuesday his "7-7-7" plan is alive and well as he pointed to private job gains while vowing to continue separate quests to bolster education funding and cut corporate taxes.

Florida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater and Julie L. Jones, executive director of the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, are teaming up to encourage Floridians to register their emergency contact information.

Two homes went up in flames last night as a result of lightning strikes.

Hundreds of abused, neglected and troubled children in north Florida may soon have a new place to call home.

The Florida Lottery announces that Arturo Flowers, 30, of Perry, claimed a $500,000 prize in the GOLD RUSH TRIPLER Scratch-Off game at Florida Lottery headquarters. Flowers purchased his winning ticket at Winn-Dixie, located at 2057 S. Byron Butler Parkway in Perry.

Attorney General Pam Bondi today launched a new webpage dedicated to raising awareness about human trafficking and recent efforts to make Florida a zero-tolerance state for human trafficking. A summit has also been scheduled to start a statewide conversation among community leaders, child advocates, students and professionals about the status of human trafficking in our communities.

The Department of Children and Families wants to remind clients who receive food assistance, Temporary Cash Assistance, Refugee Assistance, and Food Assistance Employment and Training payments that their old Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards with the flag design will be deactivated on September 21, 2012.