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The recent spate of child deaths under the Department of Children and Family’s watch has once again raised concerns that the agency isn’t doing enough to…

When it comes to insurance, Florida has had more than its share of trouble. Some insurance programs are struggling with fraud. Others are facing…

It seems these days that everywhere you look there’s a road closed, an apartment complex going up, or a building being torn down. You may have also…

A new statewide coalition of business, industry and education leaders has united in an effort to make Florida the nation’s primary site of healthcare…

With the 2017 school year coming to a close, students can finally say goodbye for now to geometry, reading comprehension, the laws of thermodynamics and…

For many uninsured Floridians, the federal government’s online marketplace offers an opportunity to obtain health insurance—the cost of which will be…

The Capital City area has a multitude of organizations and programs devoted to providing positive adult role models and experiences for young people who…

Perspectives: Hurricane Michael Coverage 10-12-2018

The weather is getting warmer, the days are getting longer, the flowers are blooming and many in Tallahassee are turning their thoughts to their gardens,…

In 2024, Tallahassee and Leon County will mark a 200th anniversary. That observance is now in the planning stage. Members of the Tallahassee Historical…