Updated: 11:50 PM Amy Carter and J.C. Cunningham are vying for Dist 175 which is expanding west over Lowndes, Brooks and Thomas Counties. Glenn Gregory and Dexter Sharper are going after the newly created Dist 177 in Valdosta.
Updated: 12:11 AM A grassroots effort is building calling for GE labeling on Genetically Engineered foods. They’re calling for state lawmakers to pass a bill requiring food companies to tell customers what’s in their food.
Updated: 5:19 PM Calling Florida's proposed Amendment 3 a 'wolf in sheep's clothing' that will risk the health and opportunity of the state's children and jeopardize the state's economy, religious leaders from across Florida will lead a march to the Capitol on Monday, Oct. 1, to urge Floridians to vote against the amendment.
Updated: 1:49 AM We're less than 45 days away from the election. But as one poll shows, President Obama is starting to pull away from his challenger, Governor Mitt Romney in several key, swing states, including Florida.
Updated: 4:24 PM Gov. Rick Scott said Tuesday his "7-7-7" plan is alive and well as he pointed to private job gains while vowing to continue separate quests to bolster education funding and cut corporate taxes.
Updated: 1:46 AM Before the first lady addressed a crowd of 10,000 at the Leon County Civic Center, that crowd had to wait outside, in a line that spread over blocks.
Updated: 11:40 PM A group of Republicans, the MaverickPAC (MavPAC) Florida Bus Tour Joined by George P. Bush, made a stop in the Capital City today to visit FSU.
Posted: 10:56 PM Republicans in Florida say the Obama administration realizes it is trailing in the Sunshine State.
Updated: 6:56 PM Leon County Commission Chairman Akin Akinyemi is accused of failing to pay more than 41-thousand dollars of a nearly 43-thousand dollar loan he was given nearly a year ago.
Posted: 11:01 PM The last of 80 changes to Florida’s controversial election law has just been approved by a federal court.
Updated: 10:43 AM On Monday, September 17, First Lady Michelle Obama will travel to Florida, where she will speak to grassroots supporters in Tallahassee. The First Lady’s events are free and open to the public. Tickets are available to the public starting on a first-come, first-served basis at the following pick-up locations below.
Updated: 1:08 AM City leaders in Tallahassee say making West Tennessee Street safer is priority. There are several items on the agenda at the city commission meeting tonight, and one of those is the West Tennessee corridor between Monroe and Ocala.
Posted: 2:38 AM Residents of Leon County voiced their concerns about what they see as a tax increase in the possible budget.
Posted: 3:06 AM For the first time in state history there is an organized effort to kick three Supreme Court Justices off the bench. A 2010 ruling on a health care ballot question is at the center of a scheme to reshape Florida's Supreme Court.
Posted: 5:43 PM Governor Scott issues Patriot Day Proclamation in remembrance of September 11, 2001. Flags are set to fly at half-staff.
Posted: 6:50 PM President Barack Obama was looking for a lift in Florida, he got one from Scott Van Duzer.
Posted: 4:50 PM President Barack Obama is unleashing a new Medicare offensive against rival Mitt Romney, eager to shake his Republican challenger off his economic focus and turn the campaign to territory more favorable to Democrats.
Posted: 11:23 AM The retention election is Nov. 6.
Posted: 1:04 AM A chapter is closing on a year long battle over Florida’s new election law. The last of 80 changes in the controversial law is going unchallenged by the US Department of Justice.
Posted: 12:55 AM Former Florida Republican Governor Charlie Crist is in Charlotte tonight preparing to address the Democratic National Convention. Crist became an independent in 2012 after it appeared he could not win a GOP Primary for the US Senate.
Updated: 12:19 AM Supporters of president Barack Obama held a 'watch party' Thursday night at a local club. Members of the Leon County Democratic Party hosted a "Charlotte in Tallahassee", a Democratic National Convention watch party at the Moon. About two hundred people watched the president accept his party's nomination.
