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Last year’s Hurricane Michael not only caused economic and ecological destruction. The storm also left shattered minds and emotions in its wake,…

A nearly constant wave of exciting new archeological discoveries are showing how vital North Florida was in the very earliest human settling of what would…

On Saturday, Oct. 12, hundreds of people will take part in the Tallahassee Walk Against Alzheimer’s at Cascades Park. To talk about the event and to share…

http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wfsu/.jukebox/media/wfsu/994154/mp3/perspectives/podcast/11823/994154.mp3A tidal wave of unwanted animals faces the…

http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wfsu/.jukebox/media/wfsu/995607/mp3/perspectives/podcast/11823/995607.mp3For more than five years, the Village Square…

The 2012 Florida Legislation gets underway in less than a week. We get a preview from members of the Tallahassee area delegation: State Senator Bill…

By Sascha Cordnerhttp://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wfsu/local-wfsu-984708.mp3Tallahassee, FL – An agency that provided oversight on the…

Organizers, volunteers and athletes connected with Leon County’s Special Olympics talk about the program and the positive impact it has on everyone who’s…

By Lynn Hatterhttp://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wfsu/local-wfsu-976144.mp3Tallahssee, FL – Leon County Circuit Judge Jackie Fulford has…

Come June 4, hundreds of Tallahassee area volunteers will be packing thousands of summertime meals for kids who are on summer break and are not receiving…