Tallahassee police investigating homicide after shooting leaves man dead
Tallahassee police are investigating a homicide after a shooting left one man dead Monday night, police said.
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Tallahassee police are investigating a homicide after a shooting left one man dead Monday night, police said.
Wakulla County commissioners voted to close the Lake Ellen water access area, citing the $253,000 cost to taxpayers. A public hearing is next.
All 12U football activities with the Wakulla County Youth Football and Cheerleading Association are suspended after an Oct. 3 incident. Other programs continue as scheduled.
Leon County has resurfaced part of Bull Headley Road for approximately $693,000. More resurfacing is planned for next spring.
The United Way of Bainbridge-Decatur County hosts its first Bainbridge Bee spelling competition to benefit local nonprofits.
This Hispanic Heritage Month, Bainbridge hosts its first Hispanic Heritage Festival celebrating the Hispanic culture, traditions, and community
Tallahassee residents looking to clear out unwanted furniture, appliances, and other household items can turn their trash into a credit on their utility bill this month.
A 10th-grade student and another person were killed after a multi-vehicle crash involving a school bus happened Monday morning in Central Florida.
Big Bend educators say several challenges are making it harder to stay in the classroom, including growing student needs, state requirements, and concerns about veteran teacher pay.
The fourth annual Sweets & Kindness Social kicked off Bullying Prevention Month, bringing local kids and families together to learn how to recognize bullying, speak up and spread kindness.
The 22nd annual Blessing of the Animals brought Tallahassee families and their pets together for a special blessing while supporting local animal shelters.
Florida State QB Ashton Daniels set an FSU rushing TD record in a 38-7 win over Virginia, giving the Seminoles their third win of the season.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said it charged four people from Quitman in connection with a child molestation investigation.
Wakulla County commissioners will consider purchasing the Lake Ellen boat ramp property to restore public access at their Oct. 5 meeting.
Valdosta State will remain a member of the Gulf South Conference until the end of the 2026-27 academic year and join the Peach Belt Conference on July 1, 2027.
Sisters Mentoring Sisters may have to leave the Lori Paige Center after Bethel AME Church asks the organization to vacate the property.
FAMU's new quantum lab reaches temperatures colder than outer space to study quantum computing and materials, backed by two $5 million NSF grants.
Gadsden County's K.I.S.S. Program is back, using phone calls to connect isolated seniors to resources after a pandemic-related pause.
Community kept Bainbridge Little Theater alive for 50 years — now they're celebrating with Shrek the Musical.
HCA Florida Capital Hospital invested $9.5M to expand Southwood ER to 21 beds after patient visits tripled since 2019.
The Valdosta Police Department (VPD) said a man was arrested for sexually abusing two children in Valdosta.
A Madison County business is using bingo nights to help storm survivors get the essentials they'll need when they finally get home.
Tallahassee voters heard from candidates at a Bethel forum hosted by the National Action Network's Tallahassee chapter ahead of the election.
A Decatur County neighbor was diagnosed with breast cancer at 36. This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, she's sharing her story.
The Panacea Blue Crab Festival boosted local businesses, with the new antique mall reporting quadrupled sales in the days after the event.
ICE says the restaurant wasn't targeted. 3 workers remain in custody after being detained at Chile & Chili's Taqueria.
A new book vending machine is helping Jefferson County children fall in love with reading. Kids can earn tokens through reading, then exchange them for free books to build their personal collections.
Local performers and volunteers are being called to the Monticello Opera House as auditions open for a holiday showcase set to take the stage Dec. 18th-20th.
THC-infused drinks are sold legally in Tallahassee, but a new federal law could restrict them before December.
Dozens rallied at Chile and Chili's in Tallahassee after ICE detained 3 employees. The Tennessee Street location has permanently closed.
Gadsden County School Board names new K-8 school after Rosalyn West-Smith, who spent 42 years serving in education.
Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) said a woman was shot by Lowndes County sheriff’s deputies after an incident in Valdosta.
Decatur County residents from multiple areas push commissioners to address road conditions on several county roads.
211 Big Bend is now Lifeline Connection. The Leon County organization serves 38,000 callers a year and is navigating a rebrand amid a financial deficit.
Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare and Florida State University have finalized an agreement to create an integrated academic health system.
Forty-eight beds at Tallahassee Veterans Village will move from the VA's Grant and Per Diem program to Contract Emergency Residential Services on Oct. 1, reducing the transition timeline to 90 days.
Congressman and gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds took questions from Florida A&M University students Tuesday night in a town hall that included student removals and a fire alarm interruption.
Police are investigating after a single-vehicle crash in Tallahassee left the driver dead, police said.
Chile and Chili’s on Tennessee Street will not reopen after an immigration enforcement incident. Other Tallahassee businesses say they fear they're next.
AAA’s 2026 Your Driving Costs study finds the average annual cost to own and operate a new vehicle in 2026 is nearly $13,000.
Don't get caught off guard on Election Day. All Georgia voters have until October 5th to check or update their registration before November 3rd.
A 77-year-old Florida man convicted of beating a woman to death with a hammer is scheduled Tuesday to become the 16th person executed this year in the nation's busiest death chamber.
According to the Florida Chamber of Commerce, 60% of third graders in the state of Florida are reading above grade level, which leaves 40% still behind.
Oasis Christian Center and Amazon volunteers delivered boxes of supplies on Monday to help 300 students at Bond Elementary, a school selected for its underserved status.
The new series of forums focused on issues affecting women and girls will kick off with the City Commission races for Seats 3 and 5 on September 30th.
Chile and Chili's Taqueria permanently closed its Tennessee Street location after an immigration raid. A protest is planned for Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
Wakulla County Sheriff's Office (WCSO) said three dogs and two cats were saved from a burning RV Monday.
Grady County leaders plan a $1.2 million industrial building in Cairo aimed at attracting a manufacturer and creating at least 25 jobs.
Five years after the Boy Scouts agreed to an historic sex abuse settlement, survivors are waiting while $40 million is paid in legal fees.
A former U.S. Postal Service employee and her accomplice have been sentenced to federal prison for orchestrating a multi-year mail theft and check fraud conspiracy that exploited the defendant's position of trust within the postal system.
Florida's attorney general is asking a state court to immediately restrict how OpenAI operates its ChatGPT artificial intelligence platform in Florida.
The latest budget for Jefferson County Schools adds up to nearly $24 million and includes teacher salary increases, maintenance funding, and no additional tax burden on the community.
Tallahassee residents are speaking out about the issues they want local leaders to address, from rising costs and healthcare to housing regulations and the need for more family attractions.
FSU film students are getting a unique opportunity to bring a feature film to life while another group of students are competing for a third year in the program and a chance to see its idea on the big screen.
FSU beats Central Arkansas 34-7 and FAMU falls to Alabama A&M 40-21 in College Town Saturday. And Thomas University gets its first win of the season
One Filipino family shares how the celebration helps them reconnect with their roots while organizers work to bring the community together through food, traditions and cultural experiences.
Experience Asia returns to Tallahassee Saturday with 100-plus vendors, cultural performances and free admission at Tom Brown Park.