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01/24/2025

One of the suspects was killed, while the other was injured in a shootout with U.S. Border Patrol Agent David "Chris" Maland in northern Vermont.

01/24/2025

A 2.4-magnitude earthquake was reported in a surprising US state.

01/24/2025

Ford Motor Company has recalled 272,817 vehicles in the United States due to a battery issue.

01/24/2025

The FDA updated its risk level classification of the recall to a Class I, which means there is a "reasonable probability that the use of, or exposure to the product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death."

01/24/2025

The car turned around and fired shots at the boy and his friend.

01/24/2025

Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of former President John F. Kennedy, responded to President Donald Trump's decision to release files on his grandfather's assassination.

01/24/2025

Podcaster Joe Rogan broke his silence on billionaire Elon Musk being accused of giving a N**i salute during a rally for President Donald Trump after his inauguration.

01/24/2025

Updated temporary road closures for Friday, 1/24 from City of Tallahassee Police Department

As roads continue to clear and more motorists return to roadways, please drive carefully and avoid the following locations with temporary closures:

-Hartsfield Road between High Road and Kara Drive
-Carolina Street between Macomb Street and Copeland Street
-Virginia Street (westbound) between Bronough Street and MLK
-Calhoun Street & Jefferson Street
-Fred George Road (eastbound) from Old Bainbridge Road to Monroe
-Eastbound Park Avenue at Adams and eastbound Park Avenue at Duval
-Shelfer Road approximately 60 yards to the east from Crawfordville Road
-Chuli Nene & Hokolin Nene
-Chocksaka Nene between Atapha Nene and Jim Lee Road
-Woodward Avenue & Jefferson Street

There are reports of additional iced over roadways. Please do not drive around barricades.

01/24/2025

100.7 WFLA is Tallahassee's Talk Radio with Preston Scott morning and the latest news, traffic, and weather all day

01/24/2025

President Donald Trump is reportedly considering getting rid of the penny.

01/24/2025

Former Super Bowl champion and University of Nebraska standout running back Calvin Jones has died at the age of 54.

01/24/2025

NASA observed its annual Day of Remembrance today honoring those who lost their lives in the pursuit of space exploration.

01/23/2025

🚨 UPDATED AREA SCHOOL CLOSINGS FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 24TH 🚨

Brooks County Schools
Brookwood School (Thomasville)
Clinch County Schools
Decatur County Schools
FAMU DRS
Florida A&M University
Florida State University
Florida State University High School
Gadsden County Schools
Grady County Schools
Greater Miracle Temple Apostolic Christian Academy
Jefferson County Schools
Leon County Schools
Liberty County Schools
Maclay School
Miller County Schools
Robert F Munroe Day School
Seminole County Schools
Tallahassee State College
Thomas County Schools
Thomasville City Schools

Wakulla County Schools have announced they will be OPEN on Friday

01/23/2025

The man set off the metal detector but was allowed to enter the building after he was searched by officer, who failed to find the gun.

01/23/2025

Judge John Coughenour called the order "blatantly unconstitutional."

01/23/2025

A video shows a Satanic figure pop up on a darkened doorstep.

01/23/2025

The block of ice was the size of a watermelon.

01/23/2025

Road closure announcements from Leon County Sheriff's Office

🚨 Road Closures Alert🚨

Due to hazardous conditions, including ice, the following roads are currently closed.
This list includes LCSO, TPD, and FHP closures:

1. Meridian Rd to Summerbrooke Drive to Spanish Moss (Meridian from Gardner Rd to Summerbrooke, and Bradford from Meridian to Thomasville)
2. Bradford Rd near Thomasville Road
3. Hartsfield Rd between High Rd and Atlas Street
4. Fred George Rd at Capital Circle Northwest to Fred George Park
5. Betton Rd at Marion Drive
6. Pullen Rd between Old Bainbridge Rd and Graves Rd
7. Paul Russell Rd from Beacon Hill Drive to Jim Lee Rd
8. St. Augustine between Woodward and Loraine
9. Blountstown Highway from Stoutamire Rd to the Liberty County
10. Alabama st to Woodward intern11. College ave to Calhoun intersection
1 1. 1800 block of Ox Bottom Rd
12. 700 block of Timberlane Rd
13. Maclay between Meridian Rd and Bobbin Brook
14. Park Avenue between Adams and Monroe

Please avoid these areas and stay safe.

Check local updates for more information.

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Tropical Storm Debby is on the horizon. Do your storm prep now! The City of Tallahassee has FREE sandbag pickup locations around town. Be storm ready and stay tuned to your local #iHeartRadio stations for developments. From the City of Tallahassee: “To assist citizens in flood-prone areas, the City will open three sandbag locations by 2 p.m. today, Friday, Aug. 2. Sandbag sites are available at the Jack McLean Community Center (700 Paul Russell Road), Mike Blankenship Skate Park, (2909 Jackson Bluff Road) and the Northwood parcel (1940 N. Monroe Street, near El Jalisco).Sandbags are limited to 25 bags per household. Sites are self-service, so citizens need to bring shovels to fill bags themselves. Locations will be staffed from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. to replenish sand and bags as needed. The site will be open until the storm threat has passed and it is determined there is no longer a need.”