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City of Tallahassee to honor FAMU, FSU at 2024 MLK Day Parade - Vimarsana News

City of Tallahassee to honor FAMU, FSU at 2024 MLK Day Parade

The City of Tallahassee is crowning itself the "Community of Champions" after historic performances from two of its universities in academics and athletics.

Source: wfsu.org
Florida state budgets: 5 things lawmakers still have to settle - Vimarsana News

Florida state budgets: 5 things lawmakers still have to settle

In a midway marker of the two-month session, the Florida House and Senate have approved separate state budget proposals − more similar than different.

Florida state budgets: 5 things lawmakers still have to settle - Vimarsana News

Florida state budgets: 5 things lawmakers still have to settle

In a midway marker of the two-month session, the Florida House and Senate have approved separate state budget proposals − more similar than different.

FL lawmakers propose to make it easier to impose death penalty - Vimarsana News

FL lawmakers propose to make it easier to impose death penalty

Republican lawmakers in Tallahassee, Florida, are proposing a bill to make it easier to send condemned convicts to death row.

Source: wtsp.com
Dear Florida public: Welcome back to your state Capitol - Vimarsana News

Dear Florida public: Welcome back to your state Capitol

Floridians will soon regain access to their own state Capitol. Senate President Wilson Simpson announced Monday that the Florida Capitol Complex in Tallahassee will reopen to the public on Friday. The complex has been closed since the onset of the COVID-19 public health emergency. “While the pandemic is not over, vaccines remain widely available to all adults and have been for more than a month,” Simpson wrote in a letter to senators and Senate staff. “Therefore, at this time, I would anticipate that the protocols outlined above will be in place for the upcoming special session, and wil...