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Now nearing the third anniversary of its dedication, the Tallahassee National Cemetery is a valuable regional asset for departed military veterans and…

Tallahassee’s two universities generate hundreds of millions of dollars in research every year. Much of this will eventually have commercial applications.…

Nearly a decade ago, the Florida State University Foundation launched a unique program to keep more of the school’s female grads connected to the…

Four Tallahassee small business operators talk about the challenges and opportunities that abound in Florida’s Capital City and what can be done to…

WFSU and Florida A&M University will jointly present the premiere screening of the documentary, “Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and…

The youngest victims of Florida’s growing addiction to opioids are the children of those who are addicted. The growth in their numbers is straining the…

This month is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and there are ways local residents can help combat the modern slavery practice. Speaking on WFSU’s public…

The incidence of human trafficking is on the upswing, both nationwide and even in the Capital City. To discuss the issue and the vast community resources…

In Leon County more than 40 percent of the people living here are putting more than a third of their income toward housing costs. That’s according to 2016…

Tallahassee’s own Shacafrica Simmons – better known as “Chef Shac” – shares her kitchen secrets, holiday recipe suggestions and eclectic approach to…