Going Back to Cali
After surviving Vermont’s three point barrage and pummeling Murray State, the Seminoles are onto the Sweet 16 for the second year in…
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Report: Over 33% of Leon County Home School Students Out of Compliance for One or More Years
Information obtained by Tallahassee Reports shows that over 33% of Leon County’s 2,346 students enrolled in home school have failed to comply…
City to Consider High Bidder for Technology Contract
City staff is recommending that the Tallahassee City Commission award a technology contract to a company that was one of the highest…
Bryan Desloge on Northeast Gateway: “Nothing is Set in Stone.”
About 25 people showed up to a Killearn Homeowners Association (KHA) meeting on Tuesday that featured a visit from Leon County Commissioner…
Restitution Key Issue in Amendment 4 Debate
By Dara Kam, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Karen Leicht spent nearly three years in federal prison and three months…
City Slated to Extend Plumbing Replacement Loan Program
City staff is recommending that city commissioners vote to expand the City’s Water and Sewer Loans program to include a Whole House…
Andrew Gillum Registers Business in Florida
Tallahassee Reports has learned that Andrew Gillum and his wife, R. Jai, registered a company in Florida called CJD Group, LLC on…
Session Weekly Roundup: Fired Up Over Medical Weed
By Dara Kam, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Clad in a flannel shirt, jeans and a Florida State University baseball…
StarMetro Ridership Declines in 2018, Costs Increase
Records requested by Tallahassee Reports shows that citizens using StarMetro declined in 2018. The latest information provided by the City of Tallahassee…
In the Arena: Are Legacy Newspapers in Hospice?
The current President of the United States has a very strong ability to discern weakness in long-unchallenged institutions. For example, the President…
Let the Madness Begin
The Seminoles are going dancing once again! This is the third year in a row Florida State has been in the NCAA…
House, Senate Far Apart On School Funding
TALLAHASSEE — Florida House and Senate leaders will go into budget negotiations hundreds of millions of dollars apart on spending for the…