As lawmakers go to work inside the state Capitol, protestors from all over the state gathered outside of it Tuesday afternoon, crying foul over one bill in particular: House Bill 1.
Florida A&M's vaccination clinic has gotten off to a relatively quiet start, only vaccinating 200 people in five days. But this week could bring a big change.
With tropical cyclones forming before the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season in recent years, the National Hurricane Center made a proposal of potentially starting the season nearly two weeks early.
United States Senator Joe Manchin and former Senator Mel Martinez appeared Monday night during a rescheduled keynote kickoff event of the new Institute of Politics at Florida State University.
One man in Gadsden County spends every day at a McDonald’s handing out a dollar bill, that has a special message attached, to every customer who walks in.
Prayers and condolences were sent across the Bainbridge community on Monday following the death of Decatur County Sheriff's Office Captain Justin Bedwell.
Florida State officially announced on Monday that head basketball coach Leonard Hamilton and the University have agreed to a five-year contract extension.
DeSantis and Republican legislative leaders last month announced they would set new requirements for social-media companies, including clearing the way for lawsuits and financial penalties against platforms that violate the requirements.
According to an executive order issued by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, residents that are under 65 who are deemed “extremely vulnerable” to COVID-19 can now receive the vaccine in other ways.
On Sunday, the Georgia Department of Public Health’s COVID-19 vaccine dashboard reported 2,048,591 total vaccine doses administered in the Peach State, accounting for 82.57 percent of the state’s shipped allocation.
The Florida Highway Patrol is currently investigating a Saturday afternoon crash on US Highway 319 just north of Cherokee Plantation Road that has left a 47-year-old woman from Tallahassee with serious injuries.
Florida representative Chip LaMarca (R-Lighthouse Point), along with Rep. Anika Omphroy (D-Lauderdale Lakes), is urging the state of Florida to legalize domestic sports wagering in an effort to address the budget shortfall.
The Brooks County Fire Department is currently searching for volunteer firefighters to join its team and will be holding a new volunteer class in early March.
Starting March 8, Phase 1A+ will open to include educators and staff (Pre-K, K-12, DECAL licensed or exempt childcare programs), adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers, as well as parents of children with complex medical conditions.
According to the CollegeBoard’s annual 2020 Advanced Placement Cohort Data Report, the state of Florida has jumped to #2 in the nation for successful AP test performance.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection recently awarded Wakulla County $577,500.00 in grant funds for a septic upgrade program and $385,000.00 for a Sewer Connection Program.
Saturday was a historic day in Tallahassee as the first ever minority and women-owned title company not only locally, but in the state of Florida, opened.
Sunday morning felt a lot like Saturday morning, but change is on the way when the new work week begins. Meteorologist Charles Roop has the details and the forecast.
The Development Review Committee is set to review the permit for the City Walk shelter on Mahan Drive on Monday, March 8th. Reports from the City’s Growth Management Department staff and Planing Department staff say City Walk did not meet the required criteria and recommend the Committee deny the permit for the Type B Site Plan.
