An AT&T employee has testified the company makes it difficult for people to get a refund unless the customer signs up for an AT&T service.

There were frightening moments for some elementary school children in Wakulla County Wednesday morning as their school bus caught fire.

Florida is attempting to keep some public records secret. The document in question is the list of 48,000 former felons who are supposed to be purged from voter lists before the election.

A Tallahassee man was recently featured on Oprah for his invention of a flexible cutting board to make sure we don't mix our meats and vegetables.

The U.S. Department of Defense has released its breakdown of spending, and it shows that local counties gain big time.

Steele Collins Middle school has been transferred to Tallahassee Community College. Last year parents picketed and protested on the streets because they said the location was unsafe along with other concerns.

Florida's Attorney General was in court Tuesday seeking an order compelling AT&T to refund millions owed customers who have been incorrectly charged.

A 20-year-old South Florida woman, who was an abused child, now stands accused of beating her own three-year-old daughter to death.

This is the story of a man who for five years felt like he had lost everything.

We've all heard stories of a teenager lifting a favorite CD or a parent stashing food under her clothes.

The attorney general was in court Tuesday seeking an order compelling AT&T to refund millions owed customers who have been incorrectly charged.

The Metro Valdosta area is the latest to do a large scale training exercise to prepare for attacks.

It's been more than two years since a tragic accident killed a young Tallahassee boy. Now, his parents are on a mission to make sure it doesn't happen again.

An injured soldier returns to his home in Whigham, GA. How does he feel about other soldiers who aren't able to return home?

Thomas University is now awaiting final vote by the Board of Commissioners of its new site.

This 21st century style protest asks that Americans not fill up on petrol on Wednesday.

In an effort to reduce traffic fatalities and encourage Floridians to keep safety first, law enforcement agencies Tuesday joined to pledge that they will be aggressively ticketing those who don't buckle up.

For the first time in U.S. history a state has granted gay and lesbian couples the right to marry.

Monday was the 50th anniversary of a U.S. Supreme Court decision that forever changed the face of America's public schools.

Riptides have claimed the lives of five people in Florida in one week.

Members of Florida's Emergency Response Team will be conducting a statewide hurricane drill and tour featuring the new mobile command vehicle that will literally be hitting the road to inform Floridians about the 2004 hurricane season.

The anniversary of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation is this Thursday. Monday, the community of Monticello was celebrating with a parade and other activities to mark the event.

Last year, more than four million people nationwide were bitten by dogs.

FSU scientists are trying to answer the question of an old children's song, "Twinkle, twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are." They are recreating stars and exploding them in a vacuum.

Because of budget cuts to the HOPE Scholarship, hundreds of Georgia students are without a scholarship.