Scripps’ Bid to Change Local News Moves Ahead, Despite Speedbumps More reporters may make news better, but will it be good for business? Multichannel News · Sep 3, 2024
Boston College runs all over Florida State Boston College went into Tallahassee and rocked Florida State USA Today Sports Media Group · Sep 3, 2024
Florida Law Enforcement Official Sues DeSantis Over Alleged Retaliation The lawsuit, filed overnight in state Circuit Court in Tallahassee, accuses DeSantis and his senior aides of wrongful termination and retaliation. International Business Times · Jun 20, 2024
Tallahassee mayor says cost from May 10 tornadoes now tops $50 million as city seeks federal aid Tallahassee Mayor John Dailey says recovery from a May 10 tornado outbreak has cost Florida’s capital city $50 million so far The Independent UK · Jun 2, 2024
Power conferences join ACC in asking a Florida court to keep the league's TV deals with ESPN private Three power conferences have joined the Atlantic Coast Conference in urging a Tallahassee court to keep the league’s TV deals with ESPN private The Independent UK · May 30, 2024
This Florida golf course was devastated by tornadoes: ‘How bad you may think it was, it was worse’ Neihaus said “hundreds and hundreds” of trees along the course were downed, snapped or shredded by the winds. USA Today Sports Media Group · May 13, 2024
Severe Storms Cause Devastation Across Southern States Severe storms in Florida and Southeast cause fatalities, widespread damage, and power outages. Recovery efforts underway amidst the destructive power of na... Top News · May 10, 2024
Baseball-sized hailstones fall in Texas as southern US hit by severe storms More than 300,000 people lose power as 5in hailstones strike central Texas and tornado warnings issued The Guardian - US · May 10, 2024
Florida State’s Luke Clanton becomes first Seminole to win three straight events Not a bad time to be in Tallahassee. USA Today Sports Media Group · Apr 10, 2024
A Florida activist creates safe spaces as laws and rhetoric turn against trans rights In founding Capital Tea, Janel Diaz sought to provide the kind of services that she had needed after her transition. WEKU · Mar 31, 2024
Mike Norvell Makes Decision on Future Following Alabama Interest After reported interest from Alabama, Norvell will remain in Tallahassee for the foreseeable future. Sports Illustrated · Jan 12, 2024
Scripps Names Station Managers in Tulsa, Fort Myers, Tallahassee Director of sales Whitney Grover, news director Autumn Jones, news director Vicki Bradley get promotions Broadcasting & Cable · Jan 10, 2024
Florida's New Law Raises Concerns About Teaching History and Diversity at FAMU Florida A&M University faces challenges as a new law restricts teaching of history and diversity. Students and faculty fear silencing of viewpoints. Top News · Jan 7, 2024
Alabama’s Terrion Arnold Sympathizes With Florida State’s CFP Snub as Tallahassee Native The Crimson Tide defensive back weighed in on the Seminoles being left out of the College Football Playoff. Sports Illustrated · Dec 5, 2023
The Independent UK · Nov 18, 2023 Florida grandma accused of plotting with son to murder her daughter’s husband goes on trial More than a decade after Dan Markel was gunned down outside his Florida home, there are still many twists and turns in the case involving several members of the same family. Andrea Cavallier explains how jailhouse phone calls led to the arrest of Donna Edelson, whose trial begins this week
The Independent UK · Nov 15, 2023 Mother charged with son-in-law’s hitman murder days after son’s conviction Donna Adelson is charged with arranging the 2014 murder of Daniel Markel
WEKU · Nov 9, 2023 Justice Department watchdog finds alarming conditions inside Florida federal prison The inspector general's office found inmates served moldy bread, containers of food covered by what appear to be rodent droppings and insects in bags of cereal.
The Independent UK · Sep 1, 2023 In final hours before landfall, Hurricane Idalia stopped intensifying and turned from Tallahassee In the final hours before Hurricane Idalia struck Florida, experts say its eye experienced a phenomenon that kept it from further intensifying
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 27, 2023 A baseball field in Tallahassee connects Cubs’ David Ross and White Sox’ Pedro Grifol Notes: Cubs react to Adbert Alzolay’s 10th save of the season.
Orlando Sentinel · Jul 20, 2023 Floridians to DeSantis: Come home and fix housing crisis, other woes TALLAHASSEE — While Gov. Ron DeSantis barnstorms the country campaigning for president, a growing chorus of Floridians are urging him to come home to deal with the state’s soaring housing costs and other problems.
Tribune News Service · Jul 17, 2023 DeSantis resets 2024 bid with six months until voting starts Ron DeSantis’s team sought to reassure donors about the rocky start to his presidential campaign bid by summoning them to Tallahassee for a briefing with senior staff and holding a reception at the Florida governor’s mansion on Sunday afternoon.
Orlando Sentinel · Jul 7, 2023 DeSantis’ veto of electric cars bill cost taxpayers $277 million, critics say TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Ron DeSantis was more concerned about Iowa corn farmers than Florida taxpayers when he vetoed a popular bill that could have saved the state $277 million by adding electric vehicles to state and local government fleets, a Democratic critic says.
Miami Herald · Jul 6, 2023 Two former employees accuse Florida Rep. Fabian Basabe of sexual harassment Two former staffers for Florida Rep. Fabian Basabe filed a lawsuit Thursday detailing allegations of sexual harassment and unwanted touching by the freshman Republican lawmaker.
Los Angeles Times · Jun 30, 2023 Michael Hiltzik: In blow to anti-trans bigots, judge finds Florida's treatment ban unconstitutional A federal judge in Tallahassee left few doubts the other day about what he thought of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' assault on healthcare for transgender Floridians.
Orlando Sentinel · Jun 29, 2023 Florida sweetens pension pot, hoping to retain public employees TALLAHASSEE – Gov. Ron DeSantis and state lawmakers are gambling that an expansion of government employee retirement benefits that take effect Saturday will keep veteran teachers, firefighters, police and other crucial public employees from leaving their jobs.