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Tristan Wood/WFSU Public MediaHe laid out that position during a talk at Florida State University's Ruby Diamond Concert Hall Thursday. He was speaking as part of FSU’s Institute for Governance and Civics’ fall speaker series. -
Randall Vuxta/WFSUApalachicola Tupelo trees have to overcome invasive trees, poor dredging practices and loss of nutritional floodplain. Experts in the area are looking for solutions to this decades old issue.
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The attendees included members of the area's law enforcement, fire, EMS and other emergency response agencies. -
The annual Day of Service commemorates the 9-11 anniversary. -
Christina Stanton was six blocks from the World Trade Center when the planes hit. She gives us an update on her life and health. -
The streaming platform has released a four part docuseries about the 2014 murder of the FSU law professor. It's the topic of today's Speaking Of. -
The contract includes a clause specifying the manager can only be removed with a 2/3rds vote of the commission. That means four of the city’s five commission members would be needed to fire her. -
Board Member Alva Smith cast the lone "no" vote, saying the district should have cut spending even more. -
As a Second Judicial Circuit Judge, Terry Lewis was a pivotal part of 2000s Bush v Gore dispute. -
The proposed contract includes a clause saying the manager could only be removed with a 2/3rds vote of the commission. That means four of the city’s five commission members would need to vote to fire her. -
The combination used bookstore and cat adoption center had been a tenant in Railroad Square since late 2020. -
After a nearly two hour game delay, the tech at Doak Campbell Stadium slowly came back online. The Seminoles lost 27 to 24 after a late SMU field goal.
