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Top FSU RB target Byron Louis sets commitment date
One of Florida State's top remaining targets in the 2025 recruiting class, Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage four-star running back Byron Louis, has locked in his college decision date. He announced on Friday night that he will be making his announcement on his school of choice on September 21. He'll pick...
Big Bend High School football week 1 live scores, updates from Tallahassee area games
Friday's just got a little more exciting in the Big Bend as high school football is back. Week one of the Big Bend preps football regular season kicks off Friday night with a full slate of action highlighted by some big-time matchups and rivalry games. The Tallahassee Democrat and Big Bend Preps...
Stray chances this weekend but not a washout
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Isolated thunderstorms are possible this weekend, but it will not rain for everyone. A stray shower or thunderstorm cannot be ruled out this evening, but we are tracking mostly dry weather tonight. For most of us, we fall into the lower-70s under a partly cloudy sky, but a few upper-60s cannot be ruled out.
TFD: Five-acre brush fire extinguished Friday morning along Blountstown Street
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A five-acre brush fire that began Friday morning in Tallahassee on Blounstown Street is no longer burning, according to a post from the Tallahassee Fire Department. The area has been deemed “no longer a threat” to the public. It is unclear what caused the...
FAMU and FSU welcome thousands of students back to campus amidst growing demand for on-campus housing
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Hundreds of students moved into their home away from home on Florida A&M’s campus just ahead of the first day of classes on Monday. FAMU welcomed about 2,700 students to campus during move-in week, which officially kicked off on Monday and will wrap up this weekend. Some of those students moving in included some on a waitlist to live on campus.
Bickering Tallahassee Democratic leaders look to find unity with Harris's historic bid
Democrats gathered in watch parties across Florida Thursday night, including in Tallahassee, as Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic nomination for president. The Florida for Harris campaign organized the watch parties to build upon the unity and momentum of support that has boosted the campaign. Thursday night the campaign said 36,000 Floridians have volunteered to work for the Harris/Walz ticket – more than any other state. ...
CRA votes 4-1 to study Railroad Square investment; owner says he's ready to 'sell out'
Tallahassee's small business and local art community left no seat unclaimed in the city commission chambers Thursday night as they spoke, danced and wore pins in solidarity to show why the city should step in to save Railroad Square. At the Community Redevelopment Agency meeting at City Hall, city commissioners voted 4-1 – with Mayor John Dailey being the only no vote – in favor of bringing back an agenda item at a future Citizen's Advisory Committee...
HBCU Football Stars Shine on Reese’s Senior Watch List
The 2025 Reese’s Senior Bowl Watch List has welcomed eleven standout players from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The scouting team began its hunt for the “best of the best” draft prospects among college players last February. Making the list highlights the talent of these athletes and provides an opportunity for them to showcase their skills to NFL coaches and decision-makers at the Reese’s Senior Bowl Game in February.
Catamounts Set to Battle Seminoles in Pre-Thanksgiving Tilt
CULLOWHEE, N.C. – Western Carolina men's basketball will battle with ACC foe Florida State as part of the 2024-25 schedule, the two schools officially announced today in conjunction with the Asheville Sports Commission on Friday. The Catamounts and Seminoles are slated to meet at the Harrah's Cherokee Center in Asheville on Wed., November 27, 2024, with a tip set for 7 p.m.
'This is disappointing': 'LGBTQ Travel' section is gone from Florida's official tourism site
The largest event for the LGBTQ+ community is months away in downtown Orlando, Florida. Come Out With Pride is back this year for its 20th anniversary at Lake Eola Park. The festival is taking place on Oct. 19 and brings in thousands of people each year. Organizers say it also...
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