Updated: 8:32 AM Two rare white sea turtles have been found along Florida's east coast.

Posted: 10:15 AM The Florida Highway Patrol is attempting to identify the person killed in an early morning crash in Jefferson County.

Posted: 8:39 AM A Miami-based Army engineering battalion returns home from Afghanistan.

Posted: 8:41 AM A central Florida man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for an argument that turned deadly.

Updated: 3:47 AM Governor Scott and First Lady Ann Scott announce 2012 Hispanic Heritage Month contests. Students can compete for 4 year college scholarships.

Updated: 6:41 PM The man charged with the death of a woman who went missing more than six years ago appears in court.

Updated: 3:45 AM Tallahassee mayor and HUD representative talk about free programs to help families facing foreclosure

Posted: 4:11 PM School cafeterias across the state will celebrate Florida School Breakfast Week September 17-21, 2012. Throughout the week, students will participate in activities that focus on the importance of starting each day with a nutritious breakfast as well as physical activity and academic achievement.

Posted: 3:14 PM Your Own Utilities to begin work on September 19, with minor customer impacts.

Updated: 1:02 PM Some areas in the City of Live Oak had 6 to 8 feet of standing water and many of the City’s retention ponds had begun to overflow their banks.

Posted: 11:58 AM Florida is making marked progress when it comes to preparing students for college and careers according to a new study.

Posted: 11:41 AM Performance-based funding, university work plan updates and other snapshots from the September meeting of the governing board of the State University System of Florida.

Posted: 11:01 PM The last of 80 changes to Florida’s controversial election law has just been approved by a federal court.

Posted: 9:39 PM Move over Tyra Banks. There are some new top models in town. Foster children and local celebrities hit the runway Thursday night 9-13-12 at the Goodwood Museum in Tallahassee

Updated: 10:43 AM On Monday, September 17, First Lady Michelle Obama will travel to Florida, where she will speak to grassroots supporters in Tallahassee. The First Lady’s events are free and open to the public. Tickets are available to the public starting on a first-come, first-served basis at the following pick-up locations below.

Updated: 11:56 PM Adam Arnold facing 100 more charges in child pornography case

Updated: 7:22 PM Emergency Management officials say there is an elevated risk of rip currents expected through Sunday along many Florida beaches.

Updated: 7:08 PM Anthony Bell fled Riviera Beach and traveled to Tallahassee, FL in an attempt to evade authorities.

Updated: 12:47 AM Florida is dealing with a prescription drug epidemic. More people die each day from prescription drug abuse than all illegal drugs combined. But critics say the state's laws put into place to combat the abuse only pile on the pain for those who truly need the drugs.

Updated: 9:51 PM They're man's best friend and a crime fighter's too. Bloodhounds and law enforcement officers from across the country are at the Florida Public Safety Institute to undergo training.

Updated: 8:47 PM Mosquito-borne disease in Leon County has increased. Two horses living within a mile of each other near the Fort Braden area and Highway 20 have tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus (EEE) in the last two weeks.

Updated: 3:06 AM For the first time in state history there is an organized effort to kick three Supreme Court Justices off the bench. A 2010 ruling on a health care ballot question is at the center of a scheme to reshape Florida's Supreme Court.

Updated: 4:12 AM Florida's two largest power companies have some very expensive plans to double down on nuclear energy. But first, state regulators have to sign off, and as Troy Kinsey explains, nuclear's track record could make for a difficult sell.

Updated: 6:46 PM Drugs, cash and a stolen gun were seized in an early morning raid on a home in Tallahassee.

Updated: 4:54 AM If you think your gas bill is high, check out what the State of Florida spends for fuel...50 million dollars from July last year through June this year. Rising gas prices may force the state to rethink how many vehicles it puts on the road.