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The full-service healthcare facility on Tallahassee's South Side expects to attract many new clients from the growing residential population in the downtown area. -
Tallahassee Police Department/FacebookTallahassee police were involved in a fatal shooting Thursday night.TPD Chief Lawrence Revell says a suspect was shot after he pointed a handgun at an officer.
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After a COVID-induced hiatus last year, the Cascades Park event returns with "Twelfth Night" May 6-9. -
Expanded vaccine eligibility offers a glimmer of hope to those looking forward to society returning to normal.
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The decision by a three-judge panel of the 1st District Court of Appeal came in a lawsuit filed on behalf of two Tallahassee police officers who maintained that, as victims, they were entitled to privacy protections included in the 2018 constitutional amendment known as “Marsy’s Law.”
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The idea is to discourage graffiti on the area's traffic control boxes by commissioning local artists to turn them into outdoor canvases.
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The idea is to discourage graffiti on the area's traffic control boxes by commissioning local artists to turn them into outdoor canvases.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has dismissed Florida’s lawsuit against Georgia over water use in the Apalachicola-Flint-Chattahoochee River Basin. The court found Florida didn’t present enough evidence to prove its case.
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As Ruth and Phil Markel continue to grieve the death of their son, their loss has continued to grow. It’s been five years since the Markels have seen their grandsons.
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A surge of recent development in the drainage basin that empties into the lake has increased its pollution load.
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Saturday's virtual festival will be immersive, interactive and international.
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The raptor habitat was severely damaged by Hurricane Michael in 2018.
