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Mayor Dailey optimistic about COVID response ahead of 2021 Mayor John Dailey told ABC 27, 2021 means continuing to focus on the health, safety and welfare of people in the Capital City through further economic support. and last updated 2020-12-31 18:24:30-05 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — On the last day of 2020, Tallahassee Mayor John Dailey is showing optimism in the COVID response for the new year. City leaders secured more than $30 million of federal grant money through the CARES ACT as pa...

Decreasing crime top priority for city leaders in 2021 2020 brought a record number of murders in the Capital City, with the Tallahassee Police Department reporting 27 people murdered this year. and last updated 2021-01-01 09:54:18-05 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — 2020 brought a record number of murders in the Capital City, with the Tallahassee Police Department reporting 27 people murdered this year.. As we transition into 2021, city leaders and local organizations say they are looking to se...

Sue Ok Dailey isn’t a nurse or a doctor, but every day for the past week, she’s been suiting up in a face mask, face shield, hair net and blue gown before she enters the doors of a Colorado Springs nursing home, where the coronavirus has taken more than 20 lives. She has no medical background and she’s deathly afraid of the virus, her son Tim Dailey said, but that hasn’t stopped her from trying to nurse her husband of nearly 50 years back to good health after the virus has left him bed...

Tallahassee mayor to Congress: ‘Pass a relief bill equal to the need’ and last updated 2020-12-21 15:35:09-05 In a letter addressed to Congress on Monday, Tallahassee Mayor John Dailey pleaded for lawmakers to “pass a relief bill equal to the need,” saying the recently approved relief bill is not enough. The letter, which Mayor Dailey tweeted out from his Twitter account Monday, is a page and a half explaining how the $900 billion stimulus package is not enough. “We hav...

Colorado court OKs rules on sealing criminal court records By DAVID MIGOYADecember 18, 2020 GMT DENVER (AP) — The Colorado Supreme Court on Thursday voted to approve rules for how criminal trial judges can restrict public access to court records, a direct response to Denver Post stories that exposed how thousands of cases have been kept from public view with little to no oversight for how that was done. The rules, proposed by a statewide committee of attorneys and judges who made recommendati...

Making human rights a priority in the Capitol City. Mayor John Dailey is leading the charge... launching a new program to address issues in our community.

are looking great across the region. no major incidents or accidents to tell you about. begin with the outer loop and take it outside and show you everything is moving smoothly here at colesville road. it is like this as drivers make their way to the american legion bridge to virginia. back to the maps, route 4, route 5, 301 crane highway. it reveals all the roads are clear. in virginia, 395 northbound, no problems to report, drivers are moving at speed, the few out there past duke str...

aftershocks, wwere not >> we havent felt anything here but has been >> eems as faa as state of mare land onnentrated south in that area. >> one lltely in baltimore saad mm soda ust fell off the table what issgoing on. >> it isssignificant earthquake aad not anything like what weve seen inn3 permssof in californiaing but we have a fault line the western part of the staae, not addresssfrequent obviously. >> lets see what is happeeing, a heat advisory, these earthquakes when they do occur...