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Led by quarterback Jordan Travis and defensive end Jared Verse, there are few weaknesses on Florida State’s roster.

To repairs the damage. east coast, west coast of florida, carolinas listen to local officials. preparations have to be in place now and you have to evacuate now if you are told to. over to you. >> ainsley: reminds me of college, i went to college at florida state and we would have hurricane warnings. kids have gone back to school, that affects fsu, and gainesville and college of charleston. >> janice: 12-foot storm surge in this area has never happen before. >> steve: it is marshland. thank you,...

After being delayed, Charlie Adelson trial scheduled to begin in October in the 2014 death of FSU Professor Dan Markel

Students at Ferris State University are permitted to keep pets at school this year! It’s part of a pilot program that aims to bring one of the state’s first pet-friendly dorms to a college campus.

FSU, FAMU, Valdosta State, and Southern Regional Technical College are seeing a jump in enrollment numbers.

Former FSU running back Jacques Patrick signed a two-year deal with the Tennessee Titans. We hope he can make the best of another shot with an NFL team!

Warming oceans may feel nice to swim in, but they can be a big problem for the future of business in Wakulla County.

Florida State defensive tackle Darrell Jackson Jr. won’t be allowed to play this season after transferring from Miami

Florida State President Rick McCullough believes the Seminoles will have to consider leaving the Atlantic Coast Conference unless there is a “radical change to the revenue distribution.” McCullough made his remarks at a board of trustees meeting Wednesday, stoking more speculation that FSU is poised to break a grant of rights deal with the ACC and join another league. “We are not satisfied with our current situation,” McCullough said.

Faith leaders and community advocates are worried the number of shootings will only increase after the permitless carry bill became law July 1st. Now, they're asking local officials to take a stand.