People & Community

Regulations to pet insurance and providing a database about animal cruelty are among a handful of changes in state laws that take effect at the start of 2026.

The event at Dorothy B. Oven Park has been rescheduled for Monday, Dec. 22. It will impact traffic on Thomasville Road during rush hour.

Some of these local stores have discovered that a little bit of customer appreciation and good visibility in the community are powerful sales strategies.

More than a dozen local artists have their works on display.

The well-known Tallahassee civic and political activist died Friday after a short hospitalization following a stroke.

Cotterell spent 45 years as a reporter, and continued to write a political column until he died last month.

More than a dozen local, regional and international not-profit organizations accept donations on behalf of friends and family on each shopper's gift list.

Florida A & M University is exploring the idea that it can save oldest wooden structures on campus from the ravages of time and nature. After years of mounting deterioration, FAMU is using recent funding to explore possible options to restore Gibb’s Cottage.The cottage was the home of Thomas Van Renssalaer Gibbs, a former state representative who was responsible for the legislative actions that led to the creation of FAMU. The cottage served as his residence while Gibbs was the university’s first Vice President between 1887 and 1900.

The regional organization's award was based on its successful efforts in recent years to serve the unhoused population.

The long-time dream of Charlie and Tonja Ward has entered its first phase of building.