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There are more than 250,000 black owned businesses in Florida. To celebrate black business month, the Capital City Chamber of Commerce is working to support black-owned businesses in our community.

The Tallahassee community rallied to provide water and food to the Kearney Center after the facility experienced a water pipe leak that altered operations at the center's kitchen.

Meet Dr. Fred Rayfield. An Alabama native who's worked in education for more than 20 years across 4 different school systems. That doesn't mean he's not familiar with South Georgia.

According to VSU, Graduate School enrollment is up 22%, while the headcount for the Online College for Career Advancement is up 80%.

A former Tallahassee based attorney plead guilty to a federal criminal offense Thursday in the U.S. Northern District of Florida Courthouse.

Around 200 families were forced to move away from the Orange Avenue Apartments before redevelopment construction began, but now, they're about to get first dibs on brand new units.

As county efforts to restore the lake continue, one advocacy group is calling for more to be done and a new partnership to be made with local universities.

The Leon County Sheriff’s Office confirmed Friday morning that two people were found dead in a home on Dayflower Circle Thursday.

It's that time of year again, back to school. The One Gadsden Foundation and Gadsden County Commissioner Eric Hinson wants to help with the cost burden on families ahead of the new school year.

The Cairo Fire Department announced Saturday, July 29 that Cole Prince was named the department’s fire chief.