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Pregnant Woman's Care Leads to Probe at State Hospital
With a baby on life support, suspicions that a pregnant woman received negligent care at Florida State Hospital have cost at least two employees their jobs and led to a criminal investigation and a possible lawsuit against the state.
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GCSO: Sexual predator relocates
In accordance with state law, investigators say they want to alert the community that Hilton Allen, 63, has permanently relocated to 1671 Pat Thomas Parkway in Quincy, Fla.
Chattahoochee nature trails project recognized
The award, which is one of nine national awards the coalition gives, will be presented during Great Outdoors Week 2012 in Washington D.C. A grand opening event for the completion of the project was May 23 in Chattahoochee.
A one-time announcement of special events is a free service provided by the Witness to Florida Baptist churches.
Tens of thousands of people travel I-10 in our area every day. Tuesday night, those who take care of the interstate opened up their planning process to the drivers.
Law enforcement planning double-state DUI checkpoint
David Folson with the Florida Highway Patrol. Folsom says The Florida Highway Patrol, along with the Gadsden County Sheriff's Office, Havana Police Department, the Georgia State Patrol, Decatur County Sheriff's Office and the Grady County Sheriff's Office will be conducting the Comprehensive Roadside Sobriety Checkpoint within Troop H, on Friday, ... (more)
2nd annual "Health Baby Community Baby Shower"
The Gadsden County Healthy Start Coalition will host the 2nd annual Healthy Baby Community Baby Shower on Saturday, May 19, 2012 from 10:00am to 2:00pm at James A. Shanks Middle School in Quincy, Florida.
Man arrested for Jackson County carjacking
A man who stole a car at gunpoint has been arrested in Texas, according to the Jackson County Sheriff's Office.
Governor Scott Reappoints Two to Tallahassee Community College District Board of Trustees
Today, Governor Rick Scott announced the reappointments of Eugene Lamb Jr. and Frank S. Messersmith to the Tallahassee Community College District Board of Trustees.
Manhole Cover Thefts on the Rise in Quincy
Pinpoint Weather Forecast Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms, a few of which may be strong.
DCF Announces New Management at Florida State Hospital
Pinpoint Weather Forecast After a stormy Sunday, more showers/t-storms will be around Monday afternoon.
Lawmakers need to get gambling under control
When it comes to gambling policy in Florida, the ball's back in the Legislature's court.
Last suspect charged with felony hazing booked in Orange County
Lasherry Codner turned herself in to the Orange County Jail Sunday afternoon. Codner was wanted in connection to the hazing death of FAMU drum major Robert Champion.
Gadsden County Corrections Officer In Trouble with the Law
You won't see Franzetta Mathis' photo in the booking report. That's because her job as a corrections officer keeps her mug shot from going public.
Two FAMU Hazing suspects turns themselves in to Gadsden Co. Sheriff's Office
Shawn Turner, 26, wanted for on charges of felony hazing that caused the death of the Florida A&M University student, turned himself in to the Gadsden County Sheriff's Office around 9:40 p.m. on May 2, 2012.
PBC resident arrested in FAMU hazing death
Seven suspects in the hazing death of Florida A&M University drum major Robert Champion have been arrested or turned themselves in, a spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement said this morning.
Florida Supreme Court ruling could clear way for more slot machines
TALLAHASSEE -- In a decision that adds fuel to the debate about expanded gambling, the Florida Supreme Court on April 27 upheld a lower-court ruling that says lawmakers can allow slot machines at pari-mutuel facilities in various parts of the state.
Apartment Complex Goes "Smoke-Free"
Pinpoint Weather Forecast A mild Tuesday morning with patchy fog, then partly sunny and hot.
Gretna breaks ground on road construction project
The upcoming project was kicked off with a groundbreaking performed by Gadsden County Commissioners, Gretna Mayor Clarence Jackson, and Gretna City Commissioners.
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