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COUNCILMEMBER TAKES PART IN FAST FLY-IN Municipal officials representing all regions of the state recently participated in the Florida League

REFUGE NATURE STORE REOPENS After closing for the month of September, the Refuge Nature Store has reopened in the Visitor & Education Center a

50 companies representing senior living and care have been named to Fortune’s 2023 Best Workplaces for Aging Services lists.

Tallahassee Democrat journalists covered Hurricane Idalias impact across the Big Bend. Here are the stories of our struggling North Florida neighbors.

When people find themselves in the path of a hurricane they are faced with the question: should they evacuate or not? Who makes that call and how? NPR's Mary Louise Kelly speaks with former FEMA administrator Craig Fugate about the decision-making process behind evacuation orders and why people should heed them ahead of hurricanes making landfall.

Hurricane Idalia spared Wakulla County from major storm surge, but it combined with a rare super blue moon to conjure unusual post-landfall flooding.

NEW YORK — It was story time. A pair of 2-year-olds sat on miniature chairs pulled up to a miniature table at Blythedale Children’s Hospital in Valhalla, New York, listening attentively. “We have so many animals that have boo-boos in our book,” a brown-haired woman said in a singsong voice, holding up a book called “All Better!” “Feel better, doggy,” one of the toddlers, a girl with seven braids, said as she placed a red Band-Aid sticker on...

Catherine Arias was shot in the head last January. Now 2, she still requires therapy five days a week.

A new underwater nutrient sensor between the Caloosahatchee and the Gulf of Mexico promises to help researchers solve issues facing SWFL.

The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation reported that scientists at its Marine Laboratory recently developed an experiment to sample a toxic blue-green alga