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Henryk Sadura/stock.adobe.comThe Florida State University Board of Trustees on Thursday approved a five-year contract for incoming President Richard McCullough, as retiring President John Thrasher reflected on his nearly seven years at the helm. -
Rob Gilhardt/Gilhardt GraphicsWakulla Springs is the worlds' largest and deepest freshwater spring. It was once famous for its crystal-clear waters. Tourists flocked to what's now Wakulla Springs State Park for a chance to look deep into the water on a glass-bottom boat tour. But the water has since darkened, and the tours haven't run in years. But for at least a moment, the waters are clear again.
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The disease is particularly widespread among African-Americans. -
A company is testing a new technology on Lake Munson. The technology takes in lake water, removes algae, and clarifies the water before returning it back to the lake.
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Father Marcus Kaiser will officially take the helm during a special service this Sunday, June 20.
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The paper had captured a second-place finish the previous year.
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Florida A&M University is working to increase underrepresented groups in the tech industry. The university announced Thursday morning it received a $5 million donation from Google to support the initiative.
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For 11 years the sponsor-funded media campaign has raised awareness and cash for food distribution in North Florida.
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A Panama City church and two state agencies are getting millions in federal grants for Hurricane Michael recovery after FEMA approved on Wednesday nearly $6 million in reimbursements, the latest round of public assistance grants.
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Tallahassee Police Chief Lawrence Revell has been in the job for about a year and a half. Much of that has taken place during the coronavirus pandemic. Blaise Gainey spoke with Revell about some of Tallahassee's biggest crime issues as well as concerns over a malfunction on TPD's body cameras.
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Another drilling firm still has permits to explore in neighboring Calhoun County.
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Bay County Public Transit will offer free rides on Thursday to encourage people to drive less as part of "National Dump the Pump Day."
