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Red Cross volunteer describes Helene’s devastation as she prepares for second deployment
Lucy Medina spent two weeks volunteering with the Red Cross near Tallahassee, Florida, helping victims of Hurricane Helene.
A rare sight: Northern lights visible in Florida amid geomagnetic storm
Floridians in the Keys, Tallahassee and other parts of the state were treated to the rare sight of the Northern Lights in the ...
Foodie news: Don Melchor Mexican Cuisine opens on Bannerman Road
Grilled specialties, burritos, tacos and some of the "best margaritas," as one patron enthused, are now being served at Don ...
He's a ‘Trooper': Dog left tied to pole on I-75 during Milton evacuations now in foster care
The four-legged Floridian rescued hours before Hurricane Milton was expected to make landfall is now safe and dry in Tallahassee, the Leon County Humane Society says.
Seminoles Offer Three-Star Wide Receiver Committed To Florida Gators
On Thursday evening, three-star wide receiver Tae'Shaun Gelsey announced that he was offered by Florida State, mentioning head coach Mike Norvell and position coach Ron Dugans in a social media post.
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Hurricane Milton slams Florida, causes deaths and flooding; more than 2.6M without power
Hurricane Milton plowed into Florida as a Category 3 storm Wednesday, bringing misery to a coast still ravaged by Helene, ...
Tallahassee sends city crews to aid Tampa Bay recovery efforts
As communities wait for daylight to come Thursday morning to see the damage that has been done and for emergency personnel to ...
Two U.S. judges decline to extend voter registration following hurricanes
Two federal judges have declined to extend voter registration in Florida and Georgia for the country's Nov. 5 elections, ...
Northern lights in Tallahassee: Pink hue delights Florida residents
The National Weather Service in Tallahassee is sharing multiple reports of northern lights spotting in the capital city.
What a 'Trooper': Dog rescued from Hurricane Milton from side of I-75 now in Tallahassee
The dog abandoned on I-75 as Hurricane Milton approached is now in the care of the Leon County Humane Society.
Tally Back Then: A FAMU student’s bright spirit extinguished in Mississippi
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A Florida A&M student with his whole life ahead of him ventured to Mississippi in 1967 to help register African Americans to vote. He’d never return to Tallahassee alive.