It’s your Birthday, Tallahassee!
The city we all call Tallahassee traces its Florida capital history back to 1824. That is when the first 13 members of Florida’s territorial legislature, appointed by President James Monroe voted to make it the...
At this “Fork in the Road,” Charles Renaud introduces us to Carson Sapp, a high school junior from Cairo, Georgia who is a world class archer. Carson's skill with a compound bow has taken him across the country...
In addition to the three cocktails included in the broadcast of this story, there were 3 additional drink selections that were cut due to time constraints. They include a vodka based drink called the St. George Blues, a bourbon based...
It took the death of an oak for me to start raising gulf fritillaries. My yard is small and much of it is paved, so I have limited garden space. I had been wanting to plant passionvine, but heard...
WFSU Education's Haley Babcock and Muscogee Tribe of Florida's Tasked Storyteller Misty Penton discuss the work and collaboration that went into creating WFSU's first ever virtual museum, which combines materials from the PBS Kids Show Molly of Denali and...
Originally published: April 21, 2017
WFSU's Franky Verdecia got together with Kim Rivers and Craig Kirkman of Trulieve to explore their medical marijuana cultivation and processing center in Quincy, FL. Trulieve is one of seven cultivators and distributors to obtain...
On December 3rd of 2016, the Suncoast Regional Emmy Awards was held in Orlando, Florida. In this clip, the Tallahassee music group, Belle and the Band (Kathryn Belle, Kevin Robertson, Mickey Abraham, Mike Snelling) win the award for Best...
Students serving time in Leon County's Juvenile Detention Center have been engaging in a science curriculum while getting their hands dirty. The Department of Juvenile Justice reached out to Michele Madison of Farming the Future to help build...
WFSU's Rebecca Alvis takes us to Panama City, Florida to explore the St. Andrews Waterfront Farmers Market. We find out what's in store for patrons who visit the market and how it's helping the community.
