The Taylor County High School JROTC team participated in their first ever national drill team competition a few weeks back where they finished 10th overall, a major feat that sets up their success for years to come.
The South Georgia Judicial Circuit sentenced two men as courts began to resume trial, according to a press release from the office of the district attorney.
Since 2016, WCTV has reported 8 fatal crashes along the stretch of road. The most recent one happened this April. The family of the 18-year-old killed in that crash are hoping to stop what happened to their son from happening to anyone else.
As nesting season for sea turtles begins, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection is offering tips to keep these endangered creatures protected.
A controversial rezoning and development was up for discussion at Wednesday’s City Commission meeting; Commissioners voted unanimously against changing the zone of the plot of land.
A lawsuit filed in federal court in Tallahassee on behalf of groups such as the Dream Defenders and the Florida State Conference of the NAACP contends that the law (HB 1) will have a “chilling” effect on protected speech and violates equal protection and due-process rights.
The Men Leading the Way Health Expo on June 5 is one of the upcoming expos and will focus on vaccinations and other health issues facing African American communities.
Almost all county services are already open and operational; the change affects libraries, community centers, sporting fields, and protocols inside of county buildings.
A line of showers and thunderstorms over the Florida Panhandle is forecast to move into the viewing area Wednesday, posing a threat of damaging winds and hail.
Gov. Ron DeSantis joined other governors across the country in issuing an executive order and declaring a state of emergency as gas shortages continue across Florida.
Saying the state is blowing up “tired old narratives,” Governor Ron DeSantis on Tuesday signed a measure designed to lead to a major expansion of school vouchers.
Florida A&M University President Dr. Larry Robinson says the school is anticipating a “return to pre-COVID-19 classroom capacity” for the 2021/22 academic year.
LCS Superintendent Rocky Hanna says the #Summer850 plan was created to make sure no student falls behind, especially considering the challenges COVID-19 created.
During public comment prior to the decision, several professors raised concerns about the field of applicants, questioning the inclusion of Florida politicians.
Filling up your tank across the Big Bend and South Georgia on Monday has been no easy task as gas is in high demand and several gas stations say they’re quickly running out.
Disney World could face new competition if social media companies take advantage of a loophole included in legislation aimed at cracking down on social media censorship.
The Big Bend and South Georgia are receiving a slice of the pie as more than $350 billion in coronavirus relief funds are distributed across the country via the American Rescue Plan.
