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.
One Korean War veteran who now lives in Tallahassee recently recalled how quickly his life changed forever after America was forced to jump into action to defend its United Nations ally in the South.
Wednesday, March 30, marks World Bipolar Awareness Day, and a community volunteer in Madison is working to connect people affected by the disorder through a new support group.
Leon county officially announce this years Spring Soul Festival will be held at the Capital City Amphitheater on April 7,2022. This years feature performer is southern soul artist and singer King George.
The City of Tallahassee will be celebrating its 198th birthday this Saturday, and what better way to celebrate than with the return of Downtown Market Saturdays.
Members of the Delta Kappa Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. will host a host a virtual academic brain bowl centered around the Harlem Renaissance and Black Arts Movement Sunday, February 20, 2022 at 4 p.m.
A week away from the next Blueprint vote on the funding for Doak Campbell Stadium, the Leon County Democratic Party is making its position known on campaign contributions.
“It’s a long, hard grieving process,” Eastpoint resident Kasey Hartman said. “So it’s gonna take some time, but I’m glad that we could all come together and help them.”
“We’ll have people there to talk to you about them, tell you what they’re like, what kind of home they do best in, you’re welcome to stay there as long as you’d like to stay and look at the all the dogs you want to until you find the right one,” St. John said.
Florida state Fire Marshall and CFO Jimmy Partonis honored local search and rescue teams Tuesday for their efforts and assistance with last June’s building collapse in Surfside.
After almost an hour of discussion at Tuesday’s County Commission meeting, Commissioners unanimously voted to table the issue and continue looking at options.
“Like milk, eggs, and bread, meats to eat, I’ve had to go to cheaper stuff it’s just ridiculous how expensive it is, not to mention gas,” said Fresh 4 Less customer Debra Fulbright.
Local leaders with the Capital Regional Transportation Planning Agency will hear an update on the Thomasville Road Multi-Use Path and decide whether to move forward.
“I feel like our community deserves more,” said Griffin Heights resident Tkeyah Williams. "It deserves somebody to at least stand up and show that they care.”
On Friday, January 28 Grady County community members unveil a new historic marker outside of the Rodenberry Memorial Library in Downtown Cairo, Georgia.
The City of Tallahassee is continuing their commitment to improving aging roadways, upgrading utilities and improve pedestrian safety along Betton Road.
The Police Citizens Advisory Council commended the Tallahassee Police Department’s handling of an incident at the jail last week involving an officer and a handcuffed suspect.
Two-year old German Shepherd Apollo is the newest member to the Thomasville Police Department and assigned to serve and protect the Thomasville community.
We’ll be out at the Walmart off Thomasville Road from 5 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. taking your donations for the Salvation Army of Tallahassee. We are also accepting online donations.
It is National School Psychology Week and districts across the nation are highlighting the important work of counselors and advocates. School psychologists are trained in a variety of skills like special education evaluations, identifying learning needs helping teachers with classroom management plans, and providing counseling to struggling students.
New Student Body President Carrington Whigham is excited to get to work at FAMU, adding to her family's long legacy of contribution to the school and the community.
