Search underway for wanted man in Gadsden Co. who fled into woods during arrest...
GADSDEN COUNTY, Fla. (WCTV) - Officials are looking for a man in Gadsden County who fled into the woods after law enforcement tried to arrest him on outstanding warrants on Wednesday at about 1 p.m.. The sheriff’s office says they are searching near 374 River Road for Kedrick Debron, who...
Jubilee Orchards closes after 15 years in Tallahassee
Jubilee Orchards in Tallahassee is closing after 15 years, with the owner citing competition from international blueberry growers.
Tallahassee boutique selling candle to benefit Apalachee Center during Mental Health Awareness Month
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - May is Mental Health Awareness Month and one Tallahassee boutique is doing its part to support local mental health programs. The founder of Hearth and Soul, Susie Busch-Transou, is using candles to raise awareness and money for mental health resources in the Big Bend. This month,...
Families receive keys to new homes Tuesday through Gadsden County Housing Program
The commission posted photos of a Key Presentation on Facebook, showing the moment Shawn Donaldson and Matilda Wright received the keys to their new homes.
Wildfires displace dozens of pets, Thomasville Humane asking for fosters as space remains limited
Thomasville Humane says over the weekend, they managed to place four dogs into foster homes, but they have limited space.
Tallahassee man arrested in undercover operation pleads guilty to attempted enticement of a minor
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A Tallahassee man pleaded guilty to attempted enticement of a minor, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Dawaun Jackson, 40, pleaded guilty to attempted enticement and penalties for registered sex offenders in federal court. Jackson was arrested as part of ‘Operation Safe Harvest,’ which was...
Thursday Storms: National Weather Service-Tallahassee says severe weather possible
TALLAHASSEE, FL — There is a Marginal Risk (level 1 out of 5) for severe weather on Thursday. This means isolated severe storms are possible. As of now, the risk is very low for our area to actually receive any severe weather, but it is not zero. It will all depend on how the cold front will move, and if it will stall to our...
The ‘Free State’ Of Florida Is Not So Free: What Tallahassee Is Not Telling...
As prices soar and wages stall, everyday Floridians feel abandoned while state leaders chase culture battles instead of real solutions to real problems. While lawmakers ordered rainbow crosswalks painted over and spent legislative time and millions on culture battles, utility lobbyists quietly secured the largest electric rate hike in American history — and every Florida family is now picking up the tab.
Rabbit Creek Market expands to support Tallahassee’s small businesses
Rabbit Creek Market expanded from 15,000 to 18,000 sq. ft., adding 15 new vendors and posting one of its best sales days ever.
18-Year-Old Demetria Coley Makes History As Florida State University College Of Nursing’s Youngest Graduate
Demetria Coley is an 18-year-old nursing graduate on a fast track to success.
