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The Tallahassee Police Department spokesperson says it will comply with the Florida Department of Transportation’s direction against using them on state roads but did not say it would stop their use on city roads.
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Governor Ron DeSantis awarded over $15.6 million in funds for 23 rural communities throughout the state. These funds will be used for different economic development projects.
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Jackson County Tourist Development Director Kelsi Jackson was selected to serve on Visit Florida's Industry Services Committee.
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Rychlik and her husband Mike were stalwart members of the Miccosukee Land Coop just north of Tallahassee.
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Reese Gourley, a survivor of the FSU shooting, is suing ChatGPT parent company Open AI.
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Comedian Ali Siddiq is bringing his Custom Fit Tour to Tallahassee on Saturday, Sept. 6. Ahead of the event, Siddiq sat down with Josh Johnson, host of WFSU’s “the Warehouse” podcast, for an in-depth conversation on family, fashion and finding your own path.
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At the start of the semester, low enrollment forced the cancellation of some drama course sections, as well as the fall theatre performance schedule.
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Flock cameras are automated license plate reader systems made by the company Flock Safety. They record and log details of passing vehicles on public roads. Right now, 116 of the cameras are in operation around Leon County.
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The move comes after Parks won 25 percent of the vote in his primary election bid for mayor—finishing after Ausley and Jeremy Matlow.
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During warm and rainy times of year, mushrooms pop up in a variety of forms. Mushrooms and other fungi are featured on today's Speaking Of.
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Investigators say the suspects primarily targeted the vacant homes of recently deceased people.
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The finalists for Tallahassee city manager are Scott Andrews, former county manager of Dona Ana, NM, Karen Jumonville, deputy city manager of Tallahassee and Valerie Washington, Assistant City Manager of Fort Worth, TX.