Good morning, Tallahassee.

Tallahassee Police Department joined faith leaders and pastors over breakfast to discuss ways to reduce violence and improve community safety in a Capital Area Justice Ministry meeting.

Perry Branch Jr. Library celebrated its 25th anniversary yesterday at its branch, marking a milestone with special events that highlighted years of service and future plans — uniting local residents around its heritage.

The Tallahassee Maple Street at 1600 W.

Call St. will convert to Biscuit Belly by the end of 2028 after Biscuit Belly acquired 35 Maple Street locations; the rebranding is set to take place over the next 18 to 24 months.

FSU Colleges of Nursing and Medicine received a $1.6M NIH award to launch a five-year postdoctoral program in digital health and AI for rural care; the T32 (NIH funded) NURTURe program will be based at the Institute on Digital Health and Innovation and the Center for Translational Behavioral Science.

Florida State University has secured four DOE awards to lead major projects in AI, fusion energy, quantum computing and particle physics; the initiatives start with an initial phase (9 months) that will test advanced methods for national security and energy innovation.

The Florida Department of Education will require school districts to update internet safety guidelines with AI rules and will review the plan at a workshop on Aug.

5. The measure supports compliance with state laws and FERPA to protect student privacy.

Tropical Storm Bertha brought gusty winds & high surf along the coastal Panhandle yesterday and is expected to move away today, with lingering rip current hazards.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking two tropical waves in the Atlantic that could develop into systems later.

Tallahassee will begin resurfacing Sixth Avenue from Thomasville Road to Magnolia Drive on Monday, July 27, with work scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays – one lane will remain open to keep traffic moving.

FSU sport management professor A.C.H.

Kim said playing pickleball builds social connection and lessens loneliness among older adults, as research shows the small court encourages chatting during matches. She urged local leaders to create dedicated courts to make the game accessible to all players + boost community well-being.

The 850 Band Live Performance

8:30 PM — Duke's & Dottie's — Free entry — Enjoy a long-awaited night of great tunes and cold drinks with The 850 Band.

Godby Class of 1986 Reunion

6 p.m. — AC Hotel Tallahassee Universities at the Capitol — $100 per person — Celebrate the 80s with food, drinks, and dancing at an unforgettable reunion night.

Tallahassee Beer Festival

2-6 p.m. — Donald L. Tucker Civic Center — Ticketed event — Experience North Florida’s largest beer festival with over 400 beverages and interactive fun.