1 hr ago | Tallahassee Democrat
Sweat it out: Proponents of hot yoga say health benefits abound
Plenty of exercise enthusiasts seek out air-conditioned gyms and fitness centers to escape the punishing Florida heat during the summer months.
5 hrs ago | Tallahassee Democrat
Bill Proctor: Judge Hawkins deserves better from the JQC
One week after the well-publicized funeral and burial of Judge Judith Hawkins' husband following his sudden and unexpected death, the Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission filed headline-making charges alleging 11 improprieties against her.
9 hrs ago | Tallahassee Democrat
Former U.S. comptroller bullish on fiscal health at Economic Club talk
Former U.S. Comptroller General David M. Walker brought his message of fiscal responsibility in government to Tallahassee on Monday, putting the task on the shoulders of citizens who need to hold their leaders accountable for finding solutions.
13 hrs ago | Tallahassee Democrat
Debate heats up at CRA meeting
A nearly two-hour debate Monday, coupled with a five-hour workshop two weeks ago, didn't get Community Redevelopment Agency commissioners much closer to setting firm priorities, again.
17 hrs ago | The Tallahassee O
Frustrations Mount For Setting Tax Dollar Priorities
It was designed to set tax money priorities for the city's Frenchtown and south side areas.
Auto Burglary: Tallahassee's Million-Dollar Problem
Who provides the burglar with the opportunity? The victim provides the burglar with the opportunity by leaving their vehicle unlocked or their window open.
The Florida Bar - Daily News Summary - June 17, 2013
An electronic digest of media coverage of interest to members of The Florida Bar compiled each workday by the Public Information and Bar Services Department.
Tallahassee City Manager Anita Favors Thompson Releases Proposed FY14 Budget
Today, City Manager Anita Favors Thompson released her recommended $854.5 million fiscal year 2014 budget, which includes a $697.3 millio n operating budget and $157.2 million capital budget, for review by the City Commission.
Crash in All Saints District leads to one arrest
Police found cocaine and a large amount of cash on a Tallahassee man who sped his car through the All Saints neighborhood Saturday afternoon, eventually running into a tree.
Celebrating Father's Day at race track
Will Courreges wasn't old enough to enter his first kart race. But, as an 8-year-old standing almost 5 feet, it wasn't difficult for his father to convince him to remain interested in the sport.
Bill Cotterell: Managing office space -- now for Act 2
An unfortunate reality in this line of work is that the interesting things are often not important and the important things aren't very interesting.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Big Bend seeks volunteers with know-how
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Big Bend doubled its membership in three years and now need some skilled professionals willing to share a little time.
Shiell takes the helm at First Baptist Church
Bill Shiell allowed himself a quick smile when more than 200 members of First Baptist Church of Tallahassee's congregation formed a prayer circle around him and his family.
Gerald Ensley: It's been a big year for those snazzy blue flowers
They're in the medians all over town: Thomasville Road, Blair Stone Road, South Monroe Street -- and Gaines Street is profuse with them.
Every Sunday night, Black Dog Cafe hosts readings by local authors to help satisfy everyone's literary itch.
Mark Hinson column: Who knew a trip back to World War II would warm the future?
My father died exactly one year ago today. Happy Father's Day. I'm not looking for sympathy or attempting to make anyone feel sad on this rather manufactured holiday.
Anniversary: Rose Harvey & George Harvey
They were married on June 15, 1948 at the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church on North Monroe Street, Tallahassee.
Model trains attract young and old
"We just follow the shows around," said Keith Jowers, model train buff from Mary Esther.
The Welaunee option: Proposed road network could transform northeast Tallahassee
A proposal to use sales-tax dollars for a road network through Welaunee, an undeveloped, 7,000-acre site tracing back to the founders of Fleischmann's Yeast company, could transform the northeast side of Tallahassee.
Tallahassee Chapter of 100 Black Men Inc. Celebrates New Beginnings
It's all about guiding the youth for the One Hundred Black Men of America Incorporated Chapter here in Tallahassee.