Good morning, Tallahassee.

Music Local, a nonprofit digital platform, launched May 28 to centralize ad-free live music event listings in Tallahassee & support local musicians with a curated calendar that is already drawing praise from venue owners and performers.

Leon County leaders will hold a workshop next month to review a proposal that may let Visit Tallahassee manage $2 million in annual tourist development tax funds for local arts grants—prompting concerns that it could reduce COCA services, according to its executive director.

The Leon County School Board voted 4-1 last night to send a proposal to the Commission for a one-mill property tax increase funding teacher pay and critical school programs — if approved, the measure will appear on the November ballot.

Florida's college savings plan now allows year-round enrollment starting today, letting parents secure current tuition rates at state colleges and add $529 in college savings for babies born today (if they enroll in the state's Investment 529 Plan).

Florida State University Career Services Assistant Vice President Rob Liddell said that recent grads must build hands-on experience through internships, research, and leadership programs to succeed in a competitive job market today & develop skills that technology cannot match.

Florida law says not to feed bears, alligators and other wild animals because it harms their health and behavior.

Repeat offenders can face fines up to $5,000 and jail, officials warn as they work to keep wildlife safe.

Saharan dust is nearing Florida and is expected to bring vibrant sunsets & hazy skies soon.

Its dry, warm air may slow tropical storm development as the plume moves from the Caribbean into our region.

Tallahassee Police held a memorial ceremony on May 28 to honor fallen officers as part of the department's bicentennial.

Local officials, community members + families lowered flags to half staff and laid a wreath as a sign of remembrance.

The Desert of Florida Youth Department partnered with Bond Community Health Center to raise about $2,000 for baby essentials to help expectant mothers.

The youth program will present check and certificates on Saturday, May 30 at 8 a.m.—reinforcing community support for healthy beginnings.

FSU scholar G. Stacy Sirmans received the Graaskamp Award from the American Real Estate Society for his innovative research in property finance—he ranks 16th worldwide among scholars for top-tier publications, a recognition that boosts FSU’s national standing in real estate.

Florida State baseball named right-hander Bryson Moore to start game one of the Tallahassee Regional today at Dick Howser Stadium at 3 p.m. against St. John's, and head coach Link Jarrett said the move provides pitching flexibility for upcoming games.

Lincoln star Chase Fuller recalled last week’s state championship win (the Trojans achieved great success) and said he plans to work hard for another title as a senior next year.

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.

Benefits After Hours: Maximize Your CHP Plan

4:30-5:30 p.m. — Governor’s Square — Free for members — Learn to optimize your health plan benefits in this informative workshop.

Real Madrid Foundation Soccer Camp in Tallahassee

8 a.m. - 2 p.m. — FSU Rec Sportsplex — Registration required — Enhance your soccer skills with Real Madrid's professional coaching and core values.

2026 AI Innovations Summit

12-5 p.m. — Tallahassee State College — $75 — Explore the transformative power of AI in work and education through expert discussions and hands-on sessions.

Twilight Concert Featuring Saylor Dollar

6-8 p.m. — Burned Beard Brewing — $20.00 — Experience the harmonious original Americana tunes of the husband-and-wife duo from Tallahassee.

Alzheimer's Disease Education & Training Conference

9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Florida State University College of Medicine — Free entry — Attend this full-day conference for caregivers to gain valuable insights and resources for managing cognitive decline.

35th Annual Tallahassee Model Railroad Show & Sale

9 a.m. – 5 p.m. (Sat), 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. (Sun) — North Florida Fair — Free entry — Explore over 40 vendors showcasing model trains and accessories for enthusiasts of all ages.