Governor Ron DeSantis, a candidate for the Republican nomination for president, has announced his budget plans for Florida for fiscal year 2024-2025. His budget plan, unveiled Tuesday and  called “Focus on Florida’s Future Budget,” totals $114.4 billion, which is over $2 billion lower than the current year’s budget. Florida residents […]

House Bill 501 has been introduced to rename Tallahassee Community College to Tallahassee State College. The proposed change has sparked discussions among officials, educators and the community, with opinions divided on the impact of this transformation. To give you some background on the Institution. TCC was established in 1966 as […]

The Tallahassee North Florida Gun Show is a staple event that attracts everyone from firearm enthusiasts to potential firearm owners. Attendees can expect to browse a vast array of firearms, ranging from classic collectibles to the latest innovations in the industry. Whether you’re on the hunt for vintage rifles, state-of-the-art […]

House Bill 599, titled “Gender Identity Employment Practices,” has been submitted with the goal of addressing and enforcing employment rules relating to gender identity in Florida. This is an important step toward creating inclusivity and protecting individual rights. This bill, which is supported by Representative Ryan Chamberlin, deals with important […]

Artificial intelligence has quickly worked  its way into our everyday lives. As students learn to navigate the newfound world of tech, privacy concerns arise around AI platforms. Balancing the educational benefits of AI with privacy protections is crucial, requiring a careful examination of how AI laws address data security in […]

In a bold move to fortify the safety measures within Florida high school athletics, the state Legislature recently passed Senate Bill 530. This legislation mandates the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) to enact bylaws restricting students sentenced as adults for specified offenses from participating in specific athletic competitions. This […]

If you’re among the millions of Americans benefiting from Medicaid, you’ve probably noticed that significant changes are imminent. The Medicaid continuous coverage provision, initially introduced under the Families First Coronavirus Act (CARES Act) by the federal government to aid vulnerable individuals during the COVID-19 pandemic, concluded on March 31, 2023. […]

In the halls of Florida’s Capitol, a new bill is stirring up conversations and raising eyebrows. House Bill 27, officially titled “An act relating to citizen’s arrest,” is not just another piece of legislation; it’s a potential game-changer in how ordinary individuals may respond to crimes. HB 27 hopes to […]

So far in 2023, the City of Tallahassee has witnessed a total of 83 shootings, according to data maintained by the Tallahassee Democrat. In those shootings, 71 people were injured and 21 people lost their lives. The month of September in particular was a sad month for the capital city, […]

In areas predominantly populated by student renters, maintaining a positive and collaborative relationship between landlords and tenants is crucial. Such a dynamic connection doesn’t only contribute to a harmonious living environment but also fosters a sense of community, benefits property maintenance, and ensures the well-being of both parties involved. House […]