Saturday, June 28, 2025
We are hours away from Super Bowl LVIII. People across the nation are getting their outfits, food and party area ready to prepare for this annual event. This year, the Kansas City Chiefs are back for the second year in a row, and they will be playing the San Francisco […]
The Florida Division of Arts and Culture and the Division of Historical Resources partnered on Friday to host the second annual Black History Arts and Culture Festival. The festival, which took place at the R. A. Gray Building, featured live performances from local organizations like the Omega Lamplighters’ The Mighty […]
In an effort to compensate victims of abuse at the Dozier School for Boys and the Okeechobee reform school, state Senator Darryl Rouson, a Democrat from St. Petersburg, has filed Senate Bill 24, formally known as, Dozier School for Boys and Okeechobee School Victim Compensation Program. The bill aims to […]
At Florida A&M University, where the rhythms of academia blend with the hustle and bustle of life, students are mastering the art of balancing books and bucks through a myriad of side hustles. FAMU is not only renowned for its academic excellence but for nurturing an entrepreneurial spirit among its […]
Self-expression comes in various forms throughout college. Amongst the constant chaos of the college environment, students often wonder where they can find a release from the mundane. By taking on specific activities and spanning a wide array of hobbies and interests, college students find different ways to express themselves. Being […]
In a landslide vote, the Florida Senate Judiciary Committee agreed on Wednesday to move legislation that targets the state’s growing homeless population, SB 1530 — unauthorized public camping and public sleeping — forward to the Fiscal Policy Committee. The bill defines “public camping” and “public sleeping,” and prohibits counties and […]
In a proactive move towards ensuring the safety and well-being of Florida’s elderly population, Senate Bill 208, championed by Senator Danny Burgess, R-Zephyrhills, aims to establish a comprehensive training program for law enforcement officers focused on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia. This bill underscores the pressing need for specialized training […]
In recent years the Sunshine State has found itself under the relentless grip of inflation, with the cost of living rising at a rate higher than the national average. Florida, once renowned for its affordability and economic opportunities, is grappling with the multifaceted challenges posed by soaring prices. For many […]
Lawmakers in Florida have voted to move forward with a bill that would ban pride flags from government buildings and university campuses. House Bill 901 states that, “a government entity may not erect or display a flag that represents a political viewpoint, but not limited to a politically partisan, racial, […]
A celebration of inclusion and joy was held Friday as the Tallahassee community came together for the 10th annual Night to Shine prom, a tailored event for individuals with special needs. Night to Shine is sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, which offers a night full of glamour, friendships and […]