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Jacqueline PerkinsThe City of Tallahassee is working with Commissioner Dianne Williams-Cox and historian Delaitre Hollinger to rename a roadway. The move comes after several statues, monuments, and confederate flags have been taken down across the United States in a response to anti-racist movements. Now, a portion of Gamble street could be renamed for Robert and Trudie Perkins. -
Tom FlaniganThe giant portraits of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Civil Rights Pioneer Rosa Parks were painted by former Tallahassee artist Kollet Hardeman.
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Traffic was unusually heavy for the last Second Harvest food distribution before the Thanksgiving holiday.
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On November 23, a new COVID-19 test site will open at the Panama City Beach Sports Park.
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A 9-foot tall, 15-hundred-pound Rattlesnake now stands guard in front of Florida A&M University’s new student success center on Wahnish Way.
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The new center is set to open shortly after the first of the year.
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Community grants are making the project possible.
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Although the pandemic will limit attendance numbers, the festival will have more events over a four-day period.
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The daily non-stop flight connects Florida's Capital City with George Bush Intercontinental/Houston Airport.
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Leon County residents can now apply to the local Children's Services Council. Voters approved the group on election day in a referendum. Now the county commission is responsible for vetting potential members.
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With upcoming travel for the holidays in the middle of a pandemic, A Georgia Tech map that calculates the risk of being around someone with COVID-19 is getting a lot of attention.
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More than 170 people have been arrested in the wake of a human trafficking investigation. The arrests expand beyond Leon County to Mississippi and Alabama. After seeing an online post of an underage victim being sexually exploited, TPD launched an investigation.
