For Leah and Dorian Moore, life delayed their completion of their college education. But once they found each other, they started on a path to fulfill their dreams together at FAMU.
"Drifting came about, I think at a period where I just felt, ultimately like I didn't know- I was very unsure of the direction I was in." songwriter Jake Dane said. Wolf and Witness...
Greenwood’s only grocery store—The Greenwood Supermarket caught fire after Hurricane Michael. Now, the small town is a food desert and neighbors can’t afford fresh food due to recovery costs from the storm.
Low rain has exposed a sinkhole or two on Lake Miccosukee, offering a glimpse into the forces that created our largest area lakes, and their connections to the Floridan Aquifer. Geologist Harley Means is our guide.
Low rain has exposed...
“We're lucky in this area… and maybe we don't always realize it because we do have so much of our native ecosystem left, with the Red Hills plantations that have been maintained with fire for many years – places...
SciGirls code up a storm in a special week-long camp dedicated to encouraging girls to learn more about STEM. The coding camp was added in 2017 as part of the overall SciGirls program in Tallahassee. These young women...
The Tallahassee Museum is part of a nationwide effort to revive the red wolf species. Once a dominant predator of the American southeast, red wolves were hunted into near extinction. Zoos like the Tallahassee Museum and island...
The first scholarship is awarded in memory of local musician Kathryn Belle Long
WFSU Public Media is kicking off this year's Summer Challenge on Saturday, June 3rd with a special ocean celebration sponsored by Alert Today Florida. The adventure begins at 10am Eastern at our station. Go to www.wfsu.org/summerchallenge to learn more...
The pillowcases are writhing. Everyone has been handed one, and some are moving more than others. Large scales show through the thin fabric, and in at least one pillowcase, a head is seeking a way out. It won’t have...
