The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) advises boat owners to secure their boats properly in advance of possible sustained heavy winds from Tropical Storm Isaac.

Sheriff Larry Campbell says a fraud ring has been dismantled in Leon County. Sheriff Campbell stated, “These investigations were brought to our attention by vigilant employees in the loss prevention sections of our local Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club stores. Their diligence coupled with good information sharing, surveillance and hard work from the detectives uncovered and resolved several crimes at once.”

All five men accused in string of fires enter pleas, sentenced to probation

As the Florida State University Seminoles gear up for the first of seven home football games this season, FSU police are reminding football fans that their own game-day strategies should include getting an early start to Doak Campbell Stadium and being on their best behavior.

A Tallahassee man dies two weeks after crashing his car on West Tharpe Street. Police say Steve Cantrell died Saturday from his injuries.

August 24th marks 20 years since Hurricane Andrew made landfall in South Florida.

Siding with two teachers and a union, a state judge found Wednesday that Florida education officials did not properly carry out part of a 2011 law that has fueled a long-running controversy about linking teacher performance and pay.

Organizations at Florida A & M University can welcome new members once again this fall. Starting September 11, 2012, Greek organizations can begin recruiting members. All other organizations can start six days days later on the 17th.

A quick stop at the post office turned out to be a big headache for a Tallahassee hairdresser. A burglar busted her car window and stole her purse. She claims the police told her they were too busy to respond.

Christopher Patrick Gunn, age 31, of Montgomery, Alabama, pled guilty today to producing child pornography in connection with an online sextortion scheme that spans the globe, U.S. Attorney George L. Beck, Jr., announced. This case is being investigated by the Montgomery field office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with assistance from the Alabama Bureau of Investigation, the Prattville (Alabama) Police Department, the Walton County (Florida) Sheriff’s Department, the Biloxi (Mississippi) Police Department, and the Livingston Parish (Louisiana) Sheriff’s Office.

WCTV is hosting a LIVE BLOG for coverage on Isaac.

Tallahassee's Sarah Mac band wins an all expenses paid trip to Nashville.

A biologist with FWCC measured the gator head today at 23.75 inches, making it the largest officially ever measured in Florida.

Organizers of the Republican National Convention will make the call on whether to cancel their shindig or not as Tropical Storm Isaac bears down on Florida, Gov. Rick Scott said.

Quincy Police Department arrested a 14 year old for numerous felony charges including armed burglary, several counts of auto burglary, several counts of grand theft and criminal mischief.

Advocates say the opposition of Florida leaders to the federal health care overhaul threatens to end home visitation programs for 500 at-risk families and lead to 80 employees losing their jobs statewide.

As state emergency managers keep an eye on an approaching Tropical Storm Isaac they'll be communicating, at least for a few hours overnight, without email.

Sales of existing homes rose 9.8 percent in July from a year ago as the state continues a long, steady improvement, according to date released Wednesday by Florida Realtors.

U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio became the latest Republican to suggest that Missouri U.S. Senate candidate Todd Akin should have dropped out of the race over comments he made about rape.

A new poll says Florida Gov. Rick Scott's approval rating has climbed to 41 percent.

State Attorney Robert 'Skip' Jarvis is speaking out after he announced he is no longer seeking re-election.

WCTV has received unofficial results of the Madison County Wet/Dry Vote.

Following a one-year multicounty investigation of armed robberies and burglaries in Lafayette and Suwannee Counties, four North Florida residents were arrested on August 16, 2012.

Democrats accused Gov. Rick Scott of bullying the supervisor of elections in Monroe County, the latest salvo in the high-stakes battle over early voting in the November elections.

Thousands of students will be starting college classes next week.