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LOCAL NEWS
TPD reports working a scene on Blair Stone Road yesterday morning where a 13-year-old was killed as a result of being struck by a vehicle. The minor was crossing the street with his family when he was struck. No arrests have yet been made.
TR’s meeting briefs from this week’s meetings of the Leon County Commission, the Tallahassee City Commission, and the Leon County School Board are now available.
A Tallahassee teen was charged as an adult for his involvement in an accidental shooting at the Springfield Apartment Complex last month. The 17-year-old was arrested on manslaughter charges after “inadvertently” pulling a gun’s trigger striking a woman. He subsequently ditched the firearms and drove the woman to the hospital where she later succumbed to her injuries.
LOCAL SPORTS NEWS
No. 1 FSU soccer takes on No. 11 Notre Dame tonight at 7:00 p.m. for the top spot in the ACC standings. The Noles are still undefeated, and the game will be broadcast on the ACC Network.
FLORIDA NEWS
In a recent report, it was discovered that the Hillsborough County School District has books available from the poet Allen Ginsberg. Ginsberg was once a member of the North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA) and his writings contain violent sexual encounters. Thus far, Ginsberg’s Collected Poems are available in Alonso, Freedom and Middleton High Schools.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is doing a three-stop Florida tour today and tomorrow. Kennedy will be in Miami, Orlando, and Jacksonville as part of his “Declare Your Independence Celebration” campaign.
Florida Sen. Rick Scott took to Twitter – now known as X – to condemn the recent “Solidarity With Palestine” sentiments by Starbucks Workers United. Scott called it “disgusting” and similarly, Florida State Rep. Randy Fine, who is Jewish, said “If you go to Starbucks, you are supporting killing Jews.”
TALLAHASSEE WEATHER
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Awaiting for TR to publish the City’s report on the recent sewage spills, followed by a Special Report by Terry Ryan on the sewage spills.
The establishment’s property tax increase bothers me a lot more David
Having Ginsberg’s Book in a High School Library doesn’t really bother me that much. Their might be only a couple People that would actually be interested in it to actually read it and possibly a couple People wanting to check it out to make fun of it and a couple People wanting to make a big deal out of it being their and the rest wont go near it for fear of being teased. Then all the hoopla will die down after a while. The big thing to watch out for is a Teacher making the Students read it as an assignment.