Good morning, Tallahassee.

NOAA & National Weather Service host Hurricane Preparedness Week from May 3 to 9 to share daily safety tips on risk awareness, preparation, and actions during storms before hurricane season begins on June 1.

Residents can use the advice to secure homes, follow evacuation plans, and stay informed.

Tallahassee native Ethel Cain is set to perform at The Moon today as nearly 3,000 tickets sold out and devoted fans camped on Lafayette Street overnight to get close to the stage, showcasing her Southern-Gothic style show.

Florida school calendars for the 2025-26 year vary widely; counties like Madison finish on May 21 while Miami-Dade ends on June 4, and most finish a few days after Memorial Day when schools close on May 25.

Florida State University researchers have developed a method to predict winter weather months ahead by using climate patterns like ENSO + the study published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres may help agriculture, water management, and public health better prepare for inclement conditions.

Florida Education Commissioner Anastasios 'Stasi' Kamoutsas announced a state-developed U.S. History alternative to AP courses as part of the FACT program, with the pilot set to launch this fall statewide — it aims to offer college credit while reducing ideological bias.

Inside FSU’s William Johnston Building, students now use industry-standard equipment to test fabric durability in a lab upgraded with funding from the Student Technology Fee (supporting hands-on teaching, research, and product evaluation courses).

A severe drought in the Tallahassee area has nearly dried up Lake Jackson.

Hurricane Preparedness Week runs May 3 to May 9 to help residents understand hurricane forecasts and safety tips.

Today's focus is on learning how to read alerts, including the gap between a watch and a warning — guidance from the National Weather Service.

State officials are urging residents to report suspicious fires during Arson Awareness Week from May 3-9 as burn bans and a historic drought heighten wildfire risks.

Local authorities advise calling 911 then contacting the Arson Alert Hotline (anonymous tips may lead to a reward).

Florida A&M led the men’s Division I in the PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship on Monday at The Park, finishing one-under through 14 holes in a rain-delayed round.

Players continued in the same pairings in Tuesday’s round as play resumed.

Megan Schofill, a former Aucilla Christian standout, claimed her first Epson Tour win at the Carlisle Arizona Women’s Golf Classic on May 3, finishing one stroke ahead & earning $60,000 that moved her to second in the standings ahead of next week’s Reliance Matrix Championship in Las Vegas.

FAMU softball is in Mississippi chasing its first SWAC Tournament title at the Gulfport Sportsplex.

The team played its opening game on May 5 against Arkansas-Pine Bluff and will meet its championship round on May 8 or May 9 if needed.

Mother's Day Brunch

11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. — Eve on Adams — Cost varies — Delight in a rooftop brunch with mimosas and stunning city views to celebrate Mom.

Texas Southern Tigers vs. Florida A&M Rattlers Baseball

1-2 p.m. — Moore-Kittles Field — Secure your seats now — Feel the thrill of college baseball as the Texas Southern Tigers take on the Florida A&M Rattlers!

Texas Southern Tigers vs. Florida A&M Rattlers Baseball

1-2 p.m. — Moore-Kittles Field — Secure your seats — Experience the excitement as Texas Southern takes on Florida A&M in an action-packed baseball game.

MenWalking in Tallahassee

9:00 – 10:30 a.m. — J. R. Alford Greenway — Free entry — Connect with other men while enjoying a refreshing walk outdoors.

Moth Madness

10-11 a.m. — Native Nurseries — $5.00 fee — Explore the nocturnal world of moths and learn how to create welcoming spaces for them.