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City attorney expected to reintroduce Circle K eminent domain debate to commissioners next week

2 days ago | wtxl.com | Brieanna Smith

The City of Tallahassee attorney is expected to bring up using eminent domain against a proposed Circle K development in the Canopy neighborhood. The item was removed from the agenda per the request of the city attorney who now says she wanted to have more time with the issue. Neighbors are planning to show up in solidarity to a scheduled commission meeting June 11.
Concerns over new Bainbridge bond proposal spark scrutiny

2 days ago | wtxl.com | AJ Douglas

Bainbridge residents and District Attorney Joe Mulholland are scrutinizing a newly proposed $3.5 million Series 2025 revenue bond to ensure transparency and proper use of funds. The city states the bond will fund sewer upgrades and a fiber internet project, while denying any connection to the bankrupt Danimer Scientific, despite past bond ties. Watch the story to learn why locals are watching city government's actions so closely.
Hickory Park sees improvements as Wakulla County continues park revamps

3 days ago | wtxl.com | Kenzie Krueger

$18,400 was used from the county’s maintenance budget to repair and upgrade the courts. Residents say the improvements give kids more chances to socialize and stay active. Azalea Park is next in line for renovations, with work nearly finished. Watch the video to hear what neighbors think about this addition BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:Hickory Park is one of the latest recreation areas in Wakulla County to receive a much-needed upgrade.
Attorneys and local groups offer legal insight and support for immigrants following ICE raid

4 days ago | wtxl.com | Brieanna Smith

Immigration attorneys warn that employers could face legal consequences if they knowingly employ undocumented immigrants under Florida and federal law. Local advocacy groups are offering hot lines, legal aid, and family support resources for those impacted. Watch the video to check out other legal advice and resources for businesses and immigrants. BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:A construction site in College Town is a little quieter. An ICE raid last Thursday detained more than 100 construction workers.
Archbold to host Paid CNA Training Program amid medical staffing shortage

4 days ago | wtxl.com | AJ Douglas

Archbold is offering a fully-funded, paid CNA training program in partnership with Southern Regional Technical College to address rural healthcare staffing shortages in South Georgia. Watch the story to learn how you can join the next course for free. Applications are open now through June 9, with classes starting August 19.
'This is not what humanity looks like': Hundreds protest at State Capitol against recent ICE raid

1 week ago | wtxl.com | Brieanna Smith

Hundreds protested at the State Capitol Friday, organized by the Tallahassee Immigrant Rights Alliance, in response to an ICE raid that arrested more than 100 construction workers in College Town. ICE and state officials defended the operation with Gov. Ron DeSantis praising it as a “major bust" — but city and county officials say the raids don’t reflect the values of the community. Watch the video to hear what protesters are demanding from state and local leaders.
Know Your Zone: Emergency managers say coastal residents should be prepared to move ahead of storms

1 week ago | wtxl.com | Kenzie Krueger

Wakulla County officials urge residents to know their evacuation zones as hurricane season begins. That's especially true for those south of Highway 98 (Zone A). Watch the video to hear from Emergency Management Director Jennifer Nagy. BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:With hurricane season here, Wakulla County leaders are reminding neighbors to know their zones. Here's why emergency officials say that’s especially important for people living south of Highway 98.
Local businesses support Behind Bainbridge Hospital

1 week ago | wtxl.com | AJ Douglas

Georgia HEART Program allows individuals and businesses to redirect state income tax payments to support rural hospitals like Memorial Hospital and Manor in Bainbridge. Local businesses, including SunStop and First Port City Bank, have contributed significant funds boosting community healthcare. Watch the story to find out why this no-cost program supports healthcare in areas with limited access.
Conservation Pathways: Students take the lead in protecting Big Bend

1 week ago | wtxl.com | Kenzie Krueger

“We’re serving high school and college students that are interested in getting into conservation… by providing field research experience and science communication and then professional development.” —Rebecca Means, Founder “I feel like I’m learning so much about this area that I had no clue about… unlocking some environmental knowledge on my home.” —Lindsay James, Student Participant WATCH THE VIDEO TO SEE HOW students partner with agencies like the National Park Service, gaining real-world...
Southwood neighbors remember 5-Year-Old "Missy" Mogle with vigil

1 week ago | wtxl.com | Brieanna Smith

Southwood neighbors held a vigil for 5-year-old Melissa “Missy” Mogle. She was found unresponsive last week, and pronounced dead at a hospital. Watch the video to see how our neighbors honored Missy's life, and what's next. BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:Bubbles, shades of pink and purple and Minnie Mouse – it’s all things that made 5-year-old Melissa Mogle – “Missy.”Neighbors in the Southwood community are honoring those parts of her life at a vigil Thursday.