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Tallahassee Celebrates Moving Day by Bringing Awareness to Parkinson's Disease
Dozens of residents laced up their sneakers for a good cause today. It was all part of "Moving Day Tallahasee"...a walk to raise awareness for Parkinson's Disease.
Oregon golfers tied for 4th place after opening round at NCAA Tallahassee Regional
Four out of Oregon's five golfers shot even-par or better on day one of the NCAA Regionals in Tallahassee, Fla.
College football: Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher OK with Winston playing two sports
Jimbo Fisher holds a news conference as he is formally presented as Florida State University's new head football coach, Wednesday, Jan.
Happening today! May Day Fun Day
May 20 is a day of festivity and remembrance in Florida because on that day in 1865, five weeks after the Civil War ended, Gen.
Turkey Day: Florida TaxWatch Gives Legislature's Budget Mixed Reviews
Florida's legislators showed restraint when crafting the 2013-14 budget, but they still included almost $107 million in projects that received little or no public review, according to one of the state's leading government watchdogs.
Big Parties in South Florida for a Special Anniversary Weekend
This week there are big anniversaries all over South Florida. Therefore I decided to write a feature with the info for all the parties.
House Speaker Weatherford defends health care votes in Bradenton
"Florida is on an amazing streak. Really exciting things are happening in Florida," the Wesley Chapel Republican said Thursday at a Manatee Chamber of Commerce lunch at the Bradenton Country Club.
Yellow Traffic Lights: Have They Gotten Shorter?
WTSP in Tampa, Florida found that in 2011 Florida legislators quietly tweaked a traffic law allowing the Department of Transportation to change its policy on yellow light intervals.
Never-before-seen energy pattern observed at National High Magnetic Field Laboratory
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Two research teams at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory broke through a nearly 40-year barrier recently when they observed a never-before-seen energy pattern.
The Department of Children and Families Announces First-in-the-Nation Fraud Fighting Technology
The Department of Children and Families Announces First-in-the-Nation Fraud Fighting Technology Secretary Wilkins Rolls Out Public Assistance Fraud Initiatives TALLAHASSEE-At dual press conferences held today in Tallahassee and Orlando, Department of Children and Families Secretary David Wilkins and Deputy Secretary Suzanne Vitale rolled out the ... (more)
Twist in career path puts her on state parole board
Melinda Coonrod said she had no idea, as a senior at Charlotte High School in 1982, where she was headed in life.
Clay Honor Guard without friend in DC
White, who was killed in the line of duty last year, was the Honor Guard's bugler player.
Passenger airline confirms plans to serve Destin Airport
A new Memphis-based airline has announced plans to offer direct flights between Destin Airport and cities around the Southeast.
Afternoon Fire Causes Damage To Two Cars and Mobile Home [Slide Show]
The Tallahassee Fire Department responded to the scene and reports that the fire started from embers in a fire pit that hadn't been put out from a few days ago.
Tallahassee Reports | City Commissioner Maddox Paid by Indicted...
Operation "Reveal the Deal" uncovered a sophisticated racketeering and money laundering scheme stemming from 49 illegal gambling centers operating under the guise of "internet cafes." The organization falsely claimed to be a charitable veterans' organization, but instead deceived the public and government while lining the pockets of its operators.
Gov. Scott Visits PortMiami on Building Up Florida Manufacturing Victory Tour
Today, Governor Rick Scott visited PortMiami to highlight the partnership between manufacturers and ports as part of his Building Up Florida Manufacturing Victory Tour.
Tallahassee Man Arrested for Soliciting Minor
Agents with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement's Tallahassee Cyber Crimes Unit arrested Scott Nathaniel Evans, 34, of Tallahassee, Fla., on one count of solicitation of a minor for sex acts.
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State review looks at college president perks TALLAHASSEE a " A probe...
A probe ordered by Gov. Rick Scott has determined that the pay and benefits of state college presidents varies widely with little explanation as to why some presidents earn large six-figure salaries.
Legal problems may stop BSO hiring
Bad checks and unpaid traffic fines could derail a woman's chance at getting a job with the Broward Sheriff's Office.