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Margie Menzel/WFSU Public MediaThe Florida Department of Transportation is taking comments through Mar. 14 -
Concern about severe weather expected in the early hours Wednesday morning that could bring downed trees and road closures has caused Tallahassee schools, including Florida State University and Leon County Schools, to announce plans to open later on Wednesday.
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An effort in the Florida Legislature would spur transportation projects and help make rural communities more attractive to professionals. -
Florida State University’s legal fight against the Atlantic Coast Conference may be coming to a close. -
The Lady Noles hosted their final regular season game against the 16th ranked Duke Blue Devils Sunday night at the Donald L. Tucker Center. They fell to Duke 71-57. -
Florida lawmakers already have a few new bans in mind as they prepare to convene their 2025 lawmaking session. -
Despite the encouraging trend, the percentage of Black-owned businesses in the area still falls well short of the percentage of African Americans in the Tallahassee population. -
Consumers are planning to boycott on February 28. -
Tallahassee Pridefest takes place March 1st, at Cascades Park from 2pm-7pm. -
This area doesn’t have big theme parks, but it boasts natural resource attractions like the St. Marks Historic Railroad State Trail and Wakulla Springs. -
The event has been raising money since 1981 to help those who are hungry and homeless. Hundreds will participate in the 1 Mile and 5K races. -
The raid happened Feb. 11
