That player was wide receiver J. Michael Sturdivant, who left the UCLA Bruins to join the 10th-ranked Orange and Blue this past offseason. "Florida didn't need a lot in the portal. But what the ...

Wakulla County Animal Services will have an adoption event on June 28 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Hudson Park.

Wakulla’s VFW is taking action to support veterans with its second annual “A Salute to Our Veterans,” a free event connecting service members and their families with life-changing resources.

Further investigation led to a search warrant in March 2022, where the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement found child pornography and child-like sex dolls ...

In just a few short weeks, the 2025 Florida Python Challenge kicks off, giving participants the opportunity to raise awareness about invasive species, help protect native wildlife and win their share ...

– Greta Greta: Believe it or not, minerals are a huge piece in this trade puzzle. Especially for any county that wants to do more manufacturing at home. In a lot of ways, the rare earth minerals are ...

(Editor’s note: Although Father’s Day was June 15, this column reflects the importance of the day and what truly matters: family. Enjoy.) Shanae was anxious for her husband to get home. When he walked ...

Tia Unsell, 26, of Crawfordville, will be competing June 25-28 at the 89th Miss Florida Scholarship Competition that will be held in Lakeland. This will be her fourth year competing. Should Unsell be ...

The following was shared by Tim Ashley and appeared on the U.S. Guard Newsfeed, unofficial. The huge numbers of lives lost due to shipwrecks along the Atlantic coast resulted in the formation of the U ...

TALLAHASSEE — One of the more-contentious legislative sessions in recent history came to a close late Monday as lawmakers approved a $115.1 billion budget for next fiscal year and prepared to send it ...

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In response, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office wrote, "Spoken like a true man. Way to take responsibility for your actions. No worries – we will find you. Bet." READ: New Florida laws taking effect ...