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While the tornado watch has expired in the Suwannee River counties, a few stronger storms are poised to pass through the east Big Bend late today

Rac2 Boosts Cancer Therapy: In a remarkable breakthrough, researchers from UC Santa Barbara’s Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology department have cracked a 25-year-old cellular mystery, connecting the gene Rac2 to a rare human immunodeficiency disorder. This groundbreaking research, led by distinguished professors Denise Montell and Meghan Morrissey, not only sheds light on the intricate workings

The arrest phase of “Operation Thin Ice” was completed following the arrest of 10 Wakulla County-based registered Sexual Offenders/Predators for failure to report information.

This year, state lawmakers proposed a bill to strip local voters of the power to decide term limits for their county commissioners.

The Brain Bus travels across Florida raising awareness about Alzheimer's and giving support. This is important in rural areas like Wakulla County.

February 8th is the first day people can participate in a 32 mile challenge to walk across Wakulla County. It’s an event that encourages people to get outside and be active.

A fragmented comet thought to have smashed into the Earth's atmosphere almost 13 millennia ago is helping archaeologists date stone tools.

After asking the community for assistance, Gulf Specimen Marine Lab received a new roof. This is all thanks to the help from a roofing company all the way up in Chipley Florida.

Some counties and cities in Florida have declared their intention to ignore federal laws they disagree with. Here's what it means.

Three leading Florida academic cancer centers – Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Health System, Moffitt Cancer Center and the