This week we are talking about the detainment of three workers by immigration enforcement at a local food truck. We hear from protesters and a local immigration attorney.

We’re talking about the Welaunee development. Residents are concerned about how much taxpayers are footing the bill versus the developers.

We’re looking into local use of automated license plate readers—like flock cameras and speed detection devices. We’ll hear sound from residents and local officials...

There was a lot of debate in town and on the city commission, so we’re discussing the hiring process for Tallahassee’s new City Manager, as well as looking at the positions contract...

Gina Jordan sits down with a roundtable of WFSU reporters to discuss the case and the new docuseries. Following that conversation, we will hear a brief segment commemorating the 25th anniversary of September 11th.

Tom Flanigan sits down with the organizers behind the upcoming Threads Through Time event hosted by the Wakulla County historical Society.

This week on Coast to Canopy, host Rob Diaz de Villegas sits down with two fungal experts to discuss all things mushrooms and how to forage cautiously and thoroughly....

Gina Jordan is discussing the results of the August Primary and is joined by WFSU‘s newest news team member, Alaijah Cross, news director Regan McCarthy, and political reporter Tristan Wood.