2 hrs ago | WTXL
Tallahassee suspect arrested for crack cocaine
A traffic stop has ends with a Tallahassee suspect being arrested for crack cocaine, according to Madison County Sheriff Ben Stewart.
4 hrs ago | WCTV Tallahassee
LCSO Seeks Identity of Person Using Stolen ATM Card
EYE ON THE FORECAST A cool Friday morning, then mostly cloudy with isolated afternoon showers.
8 hrs ago | The Miami Herald
Capitol Buzz: Quiet day expected in Tallahassee
It's a light-day at the Capitol: Both the House and the Senate are not in session, and there are no scheduled committee meetings.
12 hrs ago | Tallahassee.com
Ashira Morris: Holocaust education offers timeless lessons
Ashira Morris is a sophomore journalism major at the University of Florida, where she is a staff writer for The Fine Print.
12 hrs ago | Tallahassee.com
Crowd turns out to support John Paul II Catholic School
Archbishop Thomas Wenski speaks to attendees at a fundraiser for John Paul II High School on Thursday at the Associated Industries building.
12 hrs ago | Tallahassee.com
Video released of fight at DEC
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15 hrs ago | WCTV Tallahassee
Florida Redistricting Plans Get Final Passage
Florida's proposed redistricting plan for congressional districts improves on two newly required standards for reshaping the state's political boundaries, but questions remain about others.
Black Business Leaders Caucus in Tallahassee
Hundreds of Florida black business leaders caucused at the Capitol. Leaders discussed a variety of issues affecting the black community.
Woman's Unique Nname Helps Get Conviction Reversed
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- An appellate court has ruled that a woman couldn't be found guilty just because she has a unique name.
Health Care Cuts Could Impact Access for All Floridians
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -Speaking at a Florida State Capitol news conference today, the Coalition to Heal Healthcare in Florida, Inc.
Nazi-looted painting must go back to heirs
A painting seized from a Florida museum must be returned to the heirs of its former Jewish owner, a court ruled.
Art's Latest Do My Job: Elephant Man
Art Myers makes a clean sweep of his latest job as he takes on the job of feeding and "sanitizing" the circus elephants.
Junior League of Tallahassee 2012 "Whale of a Sale"
The 2012 Whale of a will take place on Thursday, February 9, Friday February 10 and Saturday February 11, at the Tallahassee Mall .
Fla. state senator facing ethics charges
An Omro man who beat his puppy to death with a baseball bat was placed on probation and ordered to... TALLAHASSEE, Fla.
High Court Denies Death Row Inmate's Appeal
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A man convicted of raping and murdering a woman 32 years ago in St.
Gerald Ensley: Auld acquaintances renewed on Burns Night
Which is the lesson I was reminded of Saturday at the annual Robert Burns Supper, sponsored by the local St.
Kay Stephenson tells Datamaxx's story at Women's Forum
Kay Stephenson, president and CEO of Datamaxx Group Inc. in Tallahassee, stressed the importance of the right outlook in her approach to business.
Scott Maddox Announces Run for Tallahassee City Commission
Former Mayor and City Commissioner Scott Maddox announced his intention to seek the City Commission seat being vacated by Mark Mustian.
Arrest made in Leon Democratic Party fight
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Local civil rights icon Patricia Stephens Due succumbs to cancer
Civil Rights protester and author Patricia Stephens Due talks to a overflowing audience at the Quincy City Hall about her life and her book "Freedom in the Family". In the background are two of her daughters, coauthor Tananarive Due and Johnita Due .