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Tallahassee’s newest celebrity letting internet fame get to his tiny armadillo head
Tallahassee's newest star weighs 12 pounds and loves to eat worms. He is none other than Chip, the Tallahassee Museum’s ...
A look back with Zak — 7 headlines in 7 days
A recent audit of Leon County’s financial statements found five “material findings,” meaning the county is at a higher than ...
Cyberbullying: How parents can help kids navigate online spaces
As part of our WCTV Grow Up Safe summer series, we’re having a roundtable discussion with members of Amrak, a Florida ...
‘Critical to any community’: Cairo to see major infrastructure upgrades in coming years
Cairo residents can look forward to major upgrades in their city’s infrastructure.
🔴 LIVE | A look back with Zak — 7 headlines in 7 days
In ‘A look back with Zak,’ WCTV anchor Zak Dahlheimer delves into the top 7 headlines over the last 7 days. Local crashes ...
Taylor’s Tee Time: Florida High’s Peyton Johnson
Peyton Johnson, a high school golfer going into her junior year at Florida High, played a three-hole scramble match with WCTV ...
Ernie Sims’ Charity Weekend returns for 18th year
Eric Bright, Jr. grew up a Madison County Cowboy, first playing for the football program, then winning championships as a ...
Tallahassee man found guilty of attempting to entice a child to engage in sexual activity
Jelani Petersen’s guilty verdict comes after being arrested in December as part of the Leon County Sheriff’s Office’s ...
Wild Wednesday: Meet Penni and Polli with the Best Friends Dog Rescue
Laurie Deese from Best Friends Dog Rescue in Grady County stopped by the WCTV studio to tell us more about the two cute ...
Gov. Brian Kemp calls for Israeli hostages’ release as war with Hamas rages on
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - The family of an Israeli hostage is calling for his safe return with the help of Gov.
Something Good: FAMU nursing students get hands-on in Ghana
Florida A&M’s nursing students got to get out of their classrooms and into the world when they traveled to Ghana this summer.
Audit finds Leon County has increased risk of misappropriating funds
A recent audit of Leon County’s financial statements found five “material findings,” meaning the county is at a higher than normal risk of funds being misappropriated, lost or stolen.