Good morning, Tallahassee.

Over 60 local veterans took part in the 11th annual Honor Flight Tallahassee trip to Washington, D.C. on Saturday and returned home after a day filled with celebrations and gratitude for their service.

On May 3, a free legal clinic will be held at Nims Middle School in Tallahassee where more than a dozen legal partners will answer civil legal questions and offer pro bono legal help—the event runs from 9—11:30 a.m. and walk-ins are welcome.

An 18-year-old was found not guilty of murder in connection with the 2023 double homicide at a Tallahassee McDonald's on West Pensacola Street — the jury looked closely at whether his actions were lawful — and he was convicted only of possessing a firearm by a delinquent.

Florida State University reopened its Student Union nearly two weeks after a mass shooting that killed two and injured five, offering free food, drinks and games while giving students a chance to reflect on the tragedy – future operating hours remain undetermined.

Families and loved ones of fallen law enforcement officers were honored at a memorial service held yesterday at the Donald L.

Tucker Civic Center by the Florida Fraternal Order of Police—officers marched during the event to remember those who died in the line of duty.

On April 28, a memorial service at the Donald L.

Tucker Civic Center honored 19 fallen law enforcement officers—families received framed photos, patches, and badges. The ceremony featured a bagpipe-led march and added names to the Memorial Wall by the Florida Sheriffs Association—recalling officers who died as far back as 1887.

The FDA announced a recall of 173,616 bottles of apple juice due to concerns over possible patulin poisoning from mold.

The affected juice, sold in 10-ounce round glass bottles with white metal screw top lids—carrying a best by date of December 5—was distributed in 28 states including Florida.

Former West Virginia quarterback Garrett Greene signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as an undrafted free agent on April 26 and is switching to wide receiver to boost his NFL prospects.

He returns to his Tallahassee roots after five years at WVU and hopes his athletic skills help him secure a roster spot with the Bucs — a move he believes gives him a better chance.

Graduation Party at Potbelly's

10 PM – 2 AM — Potbelly's — Free entry for graduates — Celebrate your academic achievements in style with a lively atmosphere and drink specials.

The Rhythm Remedy

7:30 p.m. — The Sound Bar — $10 cover — Dance to the horn-driven rockin soul of The Rhythm Remedy featuring Motown, Funk, Soul, and Blues.

Mic Drop Mondays: Cinco de Mayo Edition

7-10 p.m. — House of Music Tallahassee — Free entry — Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with open mic fun and karaoke roulette for amazing prizes.

Pharaohs of Funk Concert

7-9 p.m. — TheStudio — $25 — Experience high-energy funk with powerful horn melodies and soulful vocals from the Pharaohs of Funk.

Southeast Qualifier Bike Polo Tournament

9 AM – 8 PM — Laverne F. Payne Basketball Court — Registration details available — Compete in this exciting bike polo tournament and showcase your skills.

Mother's Day Brunch 2025

11 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. — Eve on Adams — Reservations required — Treat Mom to a decadent brunch with stunning city views.

Saylor Dollar Duo Performance

8-11 p.m. — Blue Tavern — Free entry — Enjoy originals and favorite covers performed by the Saylor Dollar Duo.

Lunch with the Doctor: Understanding Stroke

11 a.m. — Tallahassee Senior Center — $5 suggested donation for lunch — Learn about stroke recognition, prevention, and current treatments from a local neurologist during this informative session.

Bingo Night

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Hangar 38 — Enjoy great food and tunes — Test your knowledge at this fun bingo event with friends.

Tallahassee Career Fair

9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Tallahassee — Free entry — Connect with top employers across various industries and enhance your career prospects.