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Erin Welch/WFSU Public MediaFlorida’s new budget for the 2026-27 is in effect and the state will be spending more than $117.6 billion on the environment, education, transportation, healthcare, criminal justice and economic development. Embedded with the billions is also funding slated to go toward individual cities, counties, municipalities, and other local entities—including Calhoun and Liberty Counties. -
Jason Acuna/WFSU Public MediaWFSU’s Tristan Wood spoke with Perez on Candidate Convos, a digital series of one-on-one interviews with local candidates in Tallahassee and Leon County ahead of the August primaries.
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Tallahassee's theatrical program for young people has a long tradition of tapping top professionals - many of them Young Actors' alums - as guest directors. -
Every night except Wednesday, screens across Tallahassee were locked into the same destination: a villa in Fiji. But for many Gen Z viewers, Love Island USA—one of the biggest streaming shows in the country isn't just about watching what happens live—it's about dissecting the episode and who they're watching it with. -
The progressive group Indivisible Leon County hosted the discussion. -
The 2022 law has seen two components blocked by the courts. -
The Big Bend Continuum of Care serves 8 Northwest Florida counties. -
WFSU’s Tristan Wood spoke with Edwards on Candidate Convos, a digital series of one-on-one interviews with local candidates in Tallahassee and Leon County ahead of the August primaries. -
What begins as an old-time vocal group heard on the radio morphs into a quirky real-life quintet that teaches redemptive life lessons. -
The annexation was requested by landowner Jeffery Phipps. If approved, the property would move from county to city jurisdiction, opening the door to denser development than current county regulations allow there. -
WFSU’s Tristan Wood spoke with Alfred on Candidate Convos, a digital series of one-on-one interviews with local candidates in Tallahassee and Leon County ahead of the August primaries. -
The Leon County Commission dealt with two tech topics Tuesday that have sparked loud public conversations across the country: large-scale data centers and Flock cameras.
