FSU Football Ranked #8 in Academics

FSU Football Ranked #8 in Academics

The Washington think tank New America, has released their annual academic ranking of the top 25 football teams and the FSU Seminoles come in at #8. The Seminoles finished the regular season #9 in the College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings. Last year FSU finished the regular season CFP at #3 with an academic rating of […]

Leon County Employment Falls in November

Leon County Employment Falls in November

The state of Florida Department of Economic Opportunity released employment numbers today which show that Leon County lost 1,659 jobs in November. Leon county loss approximately 200 jobs in October. These job losses goes against the state of Florida trend, but is not unexpected based on historic trends in Leon county. However, this report all […]

Judge Rules in Favor of Killearn Country Club Owner

Judge Rules in Favor of Killearn Country Club Owner

Judge Angela Dempsey ruled that Barton Tuck, the owner of the Killearn Country Club, does not have to continue to maintain the North nine holes of the 27 hole Killearn Country Club golf course during the ongoing legal dispute. The ruling removes an injunction that was put in place to protect the golf course while […]

After Downturn, Tallahassee International Airport Traffic Trending Back Up

After Downturn, Tallahassee International Airport Traffic Trending Back Up

Recent data provided by the City of Tallahassee, indicates that airport traffic, as measured by passengers served, bottomed out over the summer and is headed back up. The Tallahassee International Airport (TIA) has been the focus of many City Commission meetings over the last four years. Since the Great Recession, policy makers have been trying […]

BREAKING NEWS: City Staff Knew About Surpluses Before Vote On Property Tax Increase

BREAKING NEWS: City Staff Knew About Surpluses Before Vote On Property Tax Increase

Tallahassee Reports, through an analysis of budget documents, has discovered that the City staff knew about surpluses and overcharges as early as June of 2015 but did not inform City Commissioners. The City Commissioners, in September 2015 voted for a $6.3 million property tax increase due to staff’s claims that new revenue was needed for essential […]