Good morning, Tallahassee.

Tallahassee police were called to a shooting on the 2500 block of Texas Street in Southeast Tallahassee where they found a man who was shot and later died — the case remains active and is handled by the Violent Crimes Unit.

The Tallahassee History Festival took place at Kleman Plaza Saturday, March 22, with dozens of local and out-of-town historical organizations sharing live performances and educational talks.

Residents enjoyed a fife and drum performance led by Carl Vermilyea and heard about the Civil Rights Movement by Regina Joseph—Andy Hemmings also presented a life-size mastodon replica to highlight the area's diverse past.

On March 17th, FSU sent its third annual intellectual freedom survey to students and faculty to ask about their comfort in sharing political views.

Some student groups and graduate assistants have criticized the survey—saying it may be used by state lawmakers to limit free speech and influence university funding.

Florida State University hosted its annual Day at the Capitol on March 19, where students, staff & administration celebrated the school’s academic and athletic achievements with booths and a pep rally in the Capitol building.

The event also let the Seminole community discuss its impact with legislators and local leaders.

On March 18, Oscar-winning director Sean Baker spoke at FSU as part of the Golden Torch Lecture Series at Ruby Diamond Concert Hall, giving students clear insights into his filmmaking process—including starting with the ending to craft strong hooks and editing his films tightly—that have shaped his award-winning work. Baker said his talk showed why independent films can bring real stories to life and inspire new filmmakers.

Former Florida State players boosted their NFL draft stock after a pro day held Friday at the team's practice facility.

Prospects including cornerback Azareye'h Thomas and defensive lineman Joshua Farmer are expected to be picked early—others like punter Alex Mastromanno and linebacker DJ Lundy hope to attract NFL interest—with the draft set to start on April 24.

The Florida State women’s golf team set new tournament and program records at the Match Up in Tallahassee yesterday as Mirabel Ting led a 42-stroke win with a three-day total of 200 that marked 16 under par—boosting the team as they head into the ACC Tournament starting April 16.

The win gives the Seminoles momentum before entering postseason play.

FSU women's basketball star Ta'Niya Latson expects to score heavily as she leads her team against LSU today at 5 p.m. CT on ESPN.

LSU plans to have five players guard her in an effort to limit her scoring.

Florida State’s sports programs are facing new NIL rules that came from a March 17th settlement and may let athletes speak with schools before they choose—a change that has brought strong debate on fairness.

Six former basketball players sued former coach Leonard Hamilton for $250,000 each over promised payments while FSU denied any wrongdoing and is contesting penalties from an improper recruiting talk that led to football sanctions.

Gamescape Pokémon League

2-6 p.m. — Gamescape — Free entry — Engage with fellow fans in Pokémon Trading Card and video game battles while competing for prizes.

Florida Gators vs. Florida State Seminoles Softball

6-11:59 p.m. | Joanne Graf Field | Tickets available via UNATION | Catch the thrilling matchup of Gators and Seminoles softball live in Tallahassee.

Violent Femmes with Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra

8-10 p.m. — Adderley Amphitheater — Tickets from $52 — Experience a symphonic rendition of classic punk-folk hits with Violent Femmes and the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra.

Florida State Seminoles vs. Wake Forest Demon Deacons Baseball

2-6 p.m. — Dick Howser Stadium — Check with venue for ticket prices — Enjoy an exciting college baseball matchup in Tallahassee.

The Casualties EP Release Show

9-11:30 p.m. — 926 Bar & Grill — $10 over 21, $12 under 21 — Celebrate local music with The Casualties and special guests Palace Rats and The Yeah Babys.

Coolbreeze Art & Smooth Jazz Festival: Sankofa Concert

4:30-6:30 p.m. — Cascades Park — Free entry for ages 9-18 — Enjoy an evening of jazz fusion and art with award-winning musicians.

Virginia at Florida State Baseball Game

6-10 p.m. — Dick Howser Stadium — Stream live for $84.99/mo — Catch the thrilling college baseball matchup between Virginia and Florida State.

Local Bands Showcase: Housing Cows and Friends

8:30-11:30 p.m. — The Bark — $10 cover — Enjoy an eclectic mix of local talent featuring Housing Cows, NPC Luv, Solomon Hill, and The Village Idiots.