Patients in the labor and delivery units at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital are not the only ones with babies on the way. Nearly two dozen other nurses are sharing the pregnancy journey.
Programs like “Winning Wednesdays,” gives inmates the chance to hear motivational, educational and spiritual teachings from eminent people in an effort to positively influence their lives.
“PBJ PLZ! kicked off Monday as WCTV once again teams up with Leon County Schools and Second Harvest of the Big Bend to help hungry children. The peanut butter and jelly drive is now in its 7th year.”
"The CEO of Second Harvest of the Big Bend says PBJ PLZ! helps thousands of children during the summer and they're hoping the peanut butter and jelly drive is "bigger and even better in 2023."
"Students at Gilchrist Elementary School help to kick off PBJ PLZ! 2023, bringing enough peanut butter and jelly to school on day one to fill an entire collection bin."
Overnight temperatures are expected to drop to near or below freezing across the region later this week. With the colder weather headed our way, local governments and community partners will provide overnight shelters to keep those experiencing homelessness safe.
Dozens of people gathered around the untraditional thanksgiving feast as the Tallahassee Urban League and several other community partners provided free meals to the community.
Last year, Project Annie fed around 1,000 people. This year, they expect to feed over 2,000 people and it’s donations from the public that make it possible.
Law enforcement, community members, and breast cancer survivors joined Gadsden County Sheriff Morris Young for the annual breast cancer awareness walk Friday.
The internet connection has been unreliable for quite some time and the County is working to get grant funding to help expand internet access to families everywhere, but especially in more rural areas.
Juneteenth was officially established as a federal holiday in 2021, 156 years after federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to ensure all enslaved people be freed.
WCTV welcomed Doctor Sabrina Dickey to talk about the gran given to FSU's nursing program and the event at cascades that will inform the public about their health.
‘Women Veterans Unite’ is a 501(c)3 non-profit and was founded during the Pandemic. It already counts roughly 70 women of all ages and backgrounds as members.
A new group of ladies in Tallahassee is banding together to take back the narrative and bring awareness to the service and sacrifice that hundreds of thousands of women have made.
It is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and all week-long local law enforcement agencies have been showing their gratitude to the people who are the voices behind some of the most serious and dangerous calls they respond to.
