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Florida law states that planting a ‘hoax bomb’ is a second degree felony.

The Florida State Firefighters Association’s Disaster Response team picked up supplies from Home Depot Saturday afternoon and delivering them to families of first responders in disaster areas.

Officials with South Walton Turtle Watch said 34 turtle nests were still incubating when Hurricane Sally hit.

A Thomasville teacher is one of 16 finalists in the Juicy Juice National Teacher Competition. Her dedication to her students through hardships at home is being recognized on a national level.

Two teens were rushed to the hospital with critical injuries following an overnight crash on Thomasville Rd in Leon County.

The Tallahassee Police Department is investigating another murder on Joe Louis Street that happened Sunday afternoon.

It felt a lot like fall Sunday morning, but how long will it last? Meteorologist Charles Roop has the details along with your Sunday forecast.

The Big Bend Minority Chamber of Commerce and the Capital City Chamber of Commerce teamed up to empower business owners in Tallahassee Saturday.

President Donald Trump is promising to put forth a female nominee in the coming week to fill the Supreme Court vacancy created by the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

FSU's head coach has tested positive for COVID-19 according to a university press release.

Cherry Rankin returns to the WCTV kitchen to show us her recipe for chicken parm.

It's was a gloomy start to the weekend, but there is a hint of fall in the air. Meteorologist Charles Roop has your Saturday forecast along with a check on the tropics.

Dr. Robert Redfield, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said during his testimony before a Senate subcommittee on Wednesday that wearing face masks may be more effective at protecting against COVID-19 than a vaccine.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death Friday, just six weeks before Election Day, is expected to unleash a pitched battle over whether President Donald Trump should nominate her successor.

Week 3 of the high school football season is in the books and it’s time to vote for this week’s play of the week!

Week 3 of the high school football season has come and gone and the WCTV Sports team is here to walk you through it all.

The governors of both Georgia and Florida have order flags to fly at half-staff following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

In an effort to save animals from euthanization at the county shelter, the Valdosta-Lowndes County Humane Society is teaming up with a local brewery.

Calhoun County Emergency Management had a better outlook on Friday, after worrying reports of record flooding came in on Thursday. However, one neighborhood remains completely underwater.

Gadsden County Schools remained closed on Friday after schools in the district needed a cleanup due to flooding and storm damage from Hurricane Sally.

Supreme Court says Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died of metastatic pancreatic cancer at age 87.

A Valdosta couple has been indicted on charges of child pornography production, according to the United states Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia.

A TPD spokesperson says no injuries have been reported at this time.

The examination will review all TPD policy, procedures, management, operations, and support services.

Residents in the area say they are still dealing with the fallout from Wednesday’s storm as they try to clean up any damage.

The police department is teaming with a private company, RedSpeed USA, to install automated speed enforcement cameras.

Attached is a PDF file containing all bookings at the Leon County Detention Facility from Sept. 19, 2020.

What’s Brewing? Sept. 18, 2020

After an accused killer briefly escaped custody at the Tallahassee airport, the Leon County Sheriff's Office is reconsidering its relationship with a private transfer company.

Clinch County High School says the school will be temporarily closed to students beginning Friday and extending through Friday, September 25 due to COVID-19.