Updated: 9:09 PM Overnight , a small area town grows to twice its size!

Updated: 9:12 PM Wakulla County is celebrating the lowly worm. Folks from all over scooted down to the Worm Gruntin' Festival.

Updated: 9:15 PM Area resident enjoyed the culture and custom of two nations without leaving the country.

Updated: 9:20 PM Agents now say a fire ranging in Wakulla County was started by an arsonist.

Updated: 8:06 PM Vice President Dick Cheney is the invited commencement speaker at FSU on May first. However, not everyone is happy that he's getting the big stage during this election year.

Updated: 8:02 PM The Florida Highway Patrol was the first state police force in the country to begin tracking traffic stops to check for racial profiling, and despite some early problems, officials say stops made by the troopers appear to mirror the population.

Updated: 7:57 PM A visiting FSU professor who was awarded the Nobel Prize is teaching local fourth graders.

Updated: 8:06 PM A months-long fight over downtown development in Tallahassee may soon be over.

Updated: 7:51 PM Thomasville police are warning area residents to be wary when giving out personal information over the phone after a rash of phone scams throughout the area.

Updated: 4:44 PM A fewer amount of people and property may be in harms way if a natural disaster strikes in Georgia like the deadly tornadoes that ripped through Camilla twice.

Updated: 1:37 PM Wakulla County fire now called an act of arson.

Updated: 1:27 PM Several convenient store clerks were given a big surprise as local law enforcement cracked down on those selling alcohol to minors.

Updated: 8:05 AM A tree-killing organism which has its roots in California has now popped up in other nurseries in north Florida.

Updated: 10:14 PM Georgia's Early Childhood Education Department will soon undergo some changes under a new bill, but not the changes intended under Gov. Perdue's initial proposed legislation.

Updated: 10:08 PM Two local airmen in a tragic plane crash last weekend were remembered as heroes Thursday as their friends and loved ones got a chance to say goodbye.

Updated: 10:02 PM The U.S. Department of Education is proposing changes to Title 9.

Updated: 9:56 PM Leon County students are using art as a means to express themselves. The aspiring artists have compiled a book of their projects.

Updated: 9:51 PM TCC is using its new program called “Contractwise” to train HAZMAT response units.

Updated: 5:43 PM The new statistics show more people are going to save themselves some money on postage and e-file.

Posted: 5:04 PM Hundreds of drivers convicted of DUI may not have to install ignition interlock devices after a judge tells the state it cannot order the devices without court approval.

Updated: 4:52 PM Unable to pass a 2005 budget Gov. Perdue finds suitable, Georgia's General Assembly will extend into next week.

Updated: 1:13 PM Undercover police officers and deputies are at it again arresting nine more suspected drug dealers.

Updated: 1:19 PM Tallahassee Police made an arrest in a murder case last week ending two weeks of anxiety for the family and friends of Antonio Steele.

Posted: 8:58 PM As beach season kicks off, biologists are asking for help from the public.

Updated: 6:03 PM The Internet and various websites are assisting low-income residents with affordable life and health insurance.