Posted: 12:54 AM Dozens of beautiful and talented women are all hoping to be crowned Miss Florida this weekend. But, at least one of them feels like she's already won...

Updated: 12:29 AM The "Salute Our Troops" caravan rolls into Woodville, in the middle of a four month multi-state campaign. It's sweeping the Southeast, raising money for charities like the U.S.O and Wounded Warrior Project. Last year, it raised $2.5 million dollars.

Updated: 12:28 AM Eyewitness News has obtained a copy of the incident report on FSU Football Player Greg Reid's arrest. Eyewitness News reporter Eames Yates explains what it says.

Updated: 9:23 PM The Salvation Army is serving hot meals and providing basic needs for those hit hardest by Debby.

Updated: 10:44 PM FSU great and NFL free agent Ernie Sims and his Big Hits Foundation hosted their annual charity youth camp with an added event to help benefit those fighting Lupus.

Updated: 12:22 AM Bowden believes Paterno's statue should come down

Updated: 10:43 PM For one day only, black and white spots, cow bells and furry ears will be appropriate attire to go out to lunch, but for some customers, protest signs will be a part of the outfit.

Posted: 11:32 AM Motorists traveling U.S. 319 (Thomasville Road) between the Georgia State line and Timberwolf Crossing in Tallahassee will encounter daily lane closures from Monday, July 16 to Friday, July 20 from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.

Posted: 9:27 AM In a move aimed at getting doctors to treat more low-income patients, the federal health overhaul likely will lead to increased Medicaid payments to Florida primary-care physicians.

Updated: 8:51 AM Senate Minority Leader and gubernatorial candidate Nan Rich called for the Senate to investigate reports of a tuberculosis outbreak in Northeast Florida as the state closes its last hospital dedicated to treating the disease.

Posted: 2:40 AM Four advocacy groups say they've collected more than 22-thousand petittions from Floridians.They're urging the Department of Justice to put the brakes on Governor Rick Scott's voter purge.

Posted: 1:59 AM Seniors from across the state gathered at the Florida Capitol today. 530 boys are participating in the 69th Session of the Florida American Legion's Boys State program. Seven participants are from Tallahassee, and about two dozen are from the Big Bend.

Posted: 1:45 AM Boats at Wakulla Springs are becoming almost entirely environmentally friendly, giving nature-lovers more reasons to smile.

Updated: 2:09 AM Leon County Commissioner Akin Akinyemi has four challengers for his spot in the upcoming election. They all had the chance to voice why they're the best for the job at a forum today.

Updated: 2:13 AM He's been in office barely a year-and-a-half, but Governor Rick Scott is already revving his re-election campaign.

Updated: 11:55 PM A new report shows at least one investigator believes George Zimmerman is not a racist. Zimmerman shot and killed Sanford teen Treyvon Martin in February. With Martin being black, it sparked debate that Zimmerman had killed Martin because of his race.

Updated: 2:11 AM Millions of dogs are killed every year in this country. Tallahassee and Valdosta are no strangers when it comes to the death of these animals. Eyewitness News reporter Eames Yates faced the problem head on and tells us what we can do to stop it.

Updated: 7:58 PM In a letter sent directly to Governor Scott on Tuesday, Senator Maria Sachs impressed upon him the need to reopen A.G. Holley State Hospital amidst the largest outbreak of tuberculosis our nation has seen in 20 years.

Updated: 7:42 PM The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), along with local law enforcement agencies, as part of Operation Safe Summer, arrested 23 sex offenders and predators statewide who failed to comply with Florida registration requirements.

Posted: 3:25 PM Taylor County Mosquito Control has conducted mosquito surveillance following the high levels of rainfall and resultant flooding from Tropical Storm Debby.

Posted: 3:15 PM Karol Schneider, Assistant Vice President/Market Service Manager at Capital City Bank, was recently elected president of The Pilot Club of Tallahassee.

Updated: 11:54 PM There are more than 20,000 children currently living in foster care in Florida. A new initiative is hoping to find those children loving foster homes.

Updated: 11:24 AM A pedestrian was hit at the intersection of Monroe Street and Paul Russell Road in Tallahassee, according to the Tallahassee Police Department.

Posted: 11:50 AM With Gov. Rick Scott vowing to reject a Medicaid expansion, many low-income Floridians could be exempt from a federal requirement that people have health insurance in 2014.

Updated: 2:21 AM Nearly 6 in 10 citizens believe Tallahassee Mayor John Marks should step down from office – this percentage is up from 46% in April of 2011. 3 out of 4 citizens believe Mayor Marks should be fined for his ethics violations.