Tallahassee’s Southside honored Earth Day at a special farmer’s market meant to support local growers and provide fresh food options for the neighborhood.
Sports build a bond, brotherhood, sisterhood, friends and memories that last a lifetime, but there might be no relationship more unique than the one Kiersten Cawley and her horse Marshmallow have.
The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public for help identifying two people who it says trespassed onto someone’s property and attempted to enter two vehicles.
The City of Thomasville was recently awarded an Economic Development Administration (EDA) grant of $2,000,000 from the U.S. Department of Commerce to improve the city’s wastewater treatment plant and to support current and future business needs.
A Valdosta correctional officer pleaded guilty on Wednesday to violating the civil rights of an inmate, according to a press release from The United States Department of Justice.
The City of Tallahassee Commission voted to issue development waivers for certain housing projects Wednesday night, making it easier to create affordable housing.
Retiring Florida State University President John Thrasher was honored Wednesday by the Florida Legislature, where he served in both chambers before becoming FSU’s 15th President.
The Florida House gave tentative approval for nursing homes to substitute a new class of employees known a Personal Care Attendants for some of the duties of Certified Nursing Assistants Wednesday.
The Florida House has approved legislation that would revamp and improve the state’s unemployment system, but the two chambers are still far apart on increasing benefits for the unemployed.
The commission found Daniels violated the state’s ethics code by “misusing official resources as to a campaign-related mass email utilizing City equipment.”
In an initial incident report, state troopers said Noah Palmer, 10, and Dylan Wolfe, who was seven at the time, were walking across this street to get on their school bus when they got hit by another car.
Hours after a jury found Derek Chauvin guilty on three counts in the killing of George Floyd, Tallahassee activists gathered to celebrate the verdict, but warned more needs to be done to ensure racial equality.
