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The Square's tenants offered special deals on their wares while visitors enjoyed constant entertainment and other diversions.

This is the second year the restaurant chain's local franchisees have been looking to award thousands of dollars for outstanding learning initiatives.

Organizers says the idea is to provide an entertaining time for families while providing more visibility and revenues for the Park's tenants.

For the first time in five years, a Historically Black College football team is going to the FCS playoffs. Florida A&M University scored a blowout victory over its nemesis, Bethune Cookman University at this past weekend’s Florida Classic.

The telescope, NASA's largest, is expected to show how the universe appeared a short time after the explosive expansion called the "Big Bang."

Local residents had plenty of traditional in-person happenings to choose from over the weekend and more are on the way in the weeks to come.

Hours before the event began, more than 100 cars were lined up in the entryway to the former Sears parking lot at Governor's Square

A Florida university confirmed Friday it will not employ next semester a former Florida State University professor who took a job there teaching after he was found guilty of sexual misconduct with students. It also said it was exploring how to overhaul its hiring practices to avoid similar issues in the future.

The Tallahassee Police Department is walking back recently released media guidelines that have led to questions about what information the agency shares, when and how—and what’s missing.

A Gadsden County Sheriff’s Deputy is in stable condition at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital after she was shot today near Havana. Lieutenant Anglie Holmes is with the department. She says the deputy was responding to a call about a stolen car that was heading into Gadsen County. The vehicle was seen in the Jameison road area near Havana.