Good morning, Tallahassee.

College students have returned as summer construction subsides, and local businesses in Collegetown report increased sales.

At Isabella’s Pizzeria, owners say student patronage is essential (after a summer dip) and expect orders to rise.

FSU Museum of Fine Arts launches Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden today, showcasing sculpture, image, video, performance and sound that honor the legacy of Ed Love and the creative practice of choreographer nia love until March 13.

The historic Wahnish Cigar Factory on St. Francis Street, built between 1905-07 and later used as a music venue, may be demolished if city officials approve a Tampa-based developer's plan for student apartments.

Community advocates call to preserve its unique cultural legacy + charm.

College students expecting to move into the Perla housing project face delays as move-in is pushed from Friday, Aug.

21 to next Friday, Aug. 28; many have been relocated to nearby hotels and are receiving a 200% daily rent credit, per diem for food + $20 Uber gift card while construction continues.

The 2026 high school boys’ cross country season will soon begin in Big Bend, featuring top runners like Jonathan Kiros from Chiles, who posted a best time of 15:21 last season.

Teams from Leon, Lincoln and Maclay, along with promising newcomers, are set to compete in upcoming meets.

A record crowd gathered at Donald R.

Dizney Stadium on Sunday afternoon — Florida soccer achieved an upset win over No. 3 defending national champion FSU.

The Tallahassee-Leon 13U All Stars finished third at the Babe Ruth World Series in New York after a stellar summer that included state and regional titles + individual honors, with their only loss coming against Hawaii, the eventual champion.

Florida State coach Mike Norvell faces pressure in an important 2026 season—his team, with new players like quarterback Ashton Daniels and tackle Xavier Chaplin, will open against New Mexico State on Aug.

29 at Doak Campbell Stadium as fans hope for eight wins.

FAMU football held an open mock game ahead of its season opener today; coach Quinn Gray recapped the team’s performance before the Rattlers face Albany State.

Florida A&M volleyball played an exhibition match on Sunday afternoon against Edward Waters — their final game before the regular season starts on Friday.