A judge in Tallahassee is considering whether to dismiss a ballot challenge alleging President Barack Obama is not a "natural born citizen."

The innovative Torchlight Program of Florida State University’s College of Motion Picture Arts has been chosen to lead a major marketing effort to inform film school students and faculty members across the nation about a short-film contest with a $100,000 grand prize.

The U.S. Forest Service is prescribed burning in the Apalachicola National Forest.

Blueprint 2000 announces the closure of Park Avenue at the Franklin Boulevard intersection.

Jailhouse calls show how the former neighborhood watch leader charged with killing Trayvon Martin instructed his wife to transfer money from bank accounts.

A big six-run third inning propelled the Seminoles to a 12-2 win against Stony Brook on Sunday night, eliminating the Seawolves in the College World Series.

Hospital officials in northwest Ohio say up to 30 people were injured when a woman suddenly drove her car into a crowded town square. Witnesses say some people were pinned under the car and freed when bystanders lifted it.

Authorities say a southwest Florida woman escaped after being forced into a car and assaulted.

A connection on Facebook led to a life-saving kidney transplant for a Tampa woman.

For most dads, Father's Day is a time for celebration. But for those who are homeless, it can also be a time of heartache.

Fire officials report three people were struck by lightning during a storm in Miami-Dade County.

A contractors group says defense spending dropped by $800 million in Florida last year.

Chances are you've heard the name 'Connie Mack'. It's a famous one, with roots in Major League Baseball and, then, in Florida politics. In August, Connie Mack will appear on the ballot again, but the man behind the name may not be the familiar face you're thinking of.

Florida's voter registration purge headed to court this week as state and federal agencies traded lawsuits in the politically charged effort to remove ineligible voters from the critical swing state's voter rolls.

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Florida Chapter announces that $10,000 total in scholarship funds will be awarded to four local students.

The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) announced that Florida’s unemployment rate continued its decline, dropping to 8.6 in May 2012 – the lowest since December 2008.

On the evening of June 14, 2012 a FSU Police Department Security Officer was patrolling the grounds on the northwest side of DeGraff Hall at approximately 11:06 pm when he encountered a black male (suspect) with a handgun.

Gov. Rick Scott, who said while campaigning for governor that he would require employers to use the federal E-Verify system to check immigration status, now acknowledges that requiring the agriculture industry to use it would put growers at a disadvantage.

Latinos are America's fastest-growing demographic group and nowhere is the fight for their vote more intense than in swing-state Florida.

The Tallahassee Police Department is investigating a shooting incident at 3064 Mission Rd.

Things aren’t looking too bright for the Sunshine State when it comes to solar energy. A new report ranks Florida 14th in the nation in new solar production, at a time when the solar industry nationwide is booming.

Due to torrential rains, the outside northbound lane of Thomasville Road (U.S. 319) two-miles north of Timberwolf Crossing in Tallahassee will be closed tonight, June 14.

A special graduation program will honor eight local residents who overcame major challenges and successfully moved out of poverty at a special luncheon

Six years before he made national headlines, Gov. Rick Scott found himself being purged from voter rolls after local election officials thought he was dead.

Study: Arctic Methane Has Serious Implications for Florida Coastline