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An economic and social impact study showed nonprofit arts and culture organizations had a $204 million economic impact on Tallahassee and Leon County.

Florida State University and the Atlantic Coast Conference were back in court Monday. A judge ordered Florida State lawyers to amend their complaint in the university's lawsuit against ACC.

Thursday evening, Chaires Elementary STEAM night utilized stations of different activities to excite students about opportunities in science, technology, engineering, architecture, and mathematics.

The 2024 LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival is set to bring in $1 million to the Tallahassee economy in one weekend. The two-day festival begins Saturday and features over 160 artists.

A church in the Quincy neighborhood uses Flea Across Florida to raise money to be put back in the neighborhood. Santa Clara Baptist Church has participated in Flea Across Florida for two years.

Two months ago, we told you Community Co-Op Market was at risk of shutting down if they couldn't get their sales up.

City Commissioners and Tallahassee Police Department are working to reduce school zone speeding with speed detection devices. Kenya Cardonne spoke with neighbors who support the potential plans.

Leon County Schools unveiled their new $100k logo and rebranding campaign Tuesday. Southeast Tallahassee neighborhood reporter Kenya Cardonne speaks with neighbors and the Superintendent.

The city of Tallahassee is projecting a multi-million-dollar shortfall in funding next year. The amount of tax dollars coming in and the expenses coming out aren't currently balanced.

An upcoming summit on April 15 will bring together many stakeholders in the community to discuss issues facing women and girls. Find out how it's going to help the wellbeing of these neighbors.