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The Leon County Office of Economic Vitality is working with Blueprint Intergovernmental Agency, to provide Florida State University $20 million to address issues at Doak Campbell Stadium.

Mitch Tomlin wanted to be a Florida State Seminole cheerleader. That was his goal, and that dream was achieved this summer.

Florida State University Graduate assistants say they want to see more requirements in place to protect students and staff.

Alcune associazioni hanno preparato dei documenti che vorrebbero evitare agli adolescenti di essere vaccinati a scuola senza il consenso dei genitori

Lubie chats with FSU Head Football Coach Mike Norvell heading into year 2 as a Nole.

For the american people. >> i guess im looking at this through a different lens in the 30 seconds remaining. those that arent buying into bipartisan pushback. >> i hope it holds. i hope this kerfluffle on their side holds it will would be the best thing for the american people overall. it shouldnt be here right now it should have died in the senate. we would have been able to negotiate significantly better next year or later this year. todd: understood. before we let you go. florida is ranked 11...

These initial allegations of assault by larry nasser. they didnt formally open up an investigation or fully document their activities. additionally indianapolis fbi later said they referred to the case to lansing michigan fbi where so many gymnasts attended fsu, but the report states they did not do that. so for over a year nothing was done on the allegations against larry nasser because the only law enforcement agency that knew about hims with the fbi in indianapolis and they did nothing. and d...

Preparing for the day, Ryan Reines is feeding the animals on his 10-acre property. He's the founder of the North Florida Wildlife Center.

Dr. Richard McCullough's said he’s incredibly excited and a little stunned at being chosen as Florida State University’s next president.

A former Florida State University student Senate president has settled with the university after he was ousted from his roll in student government for expressing religious objections to the ACLU and the Black Lives Matter organization.