Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of September.
Good morning, Tallahassee.
City officials & community members cut the ribbon on Wednesday, Sept.
23 at the new 40,000 sqft senior center at 2743 Welaunee Boulevard. The facility, built on 6 acres of donated land, expanded programs for active adults 50 and older.
Legal Services of North Florida is expanding free legal aid in Jefferson County by opening a new office in Monticello and offering services through its mobile legal bus.
The nonprofit aims to ensure low-income residents get help with housing, family law, and disaster assistance.
Evangelist Bryce Crawford held a debate with FSU students and local residents on Landis Green on Tuesday, Sept.
22, 2026, discussing faith, relationships, and modern challenges. The event, organized by the Cru chapter and Doulos, provided free merchandise & Praise water despite intermittent rain.
Following the Fed rate hike on Sept.
16, college students with private variable loans may face higher monthly payments while those with fixed federal loans remain unaffected. FSU’s Stavros Center is hosting free financial literacy workshops to help students review their loan options.
FSU chemist Qing-Xiang (Amy) Sang received a $500,000 grant from the Florida Cancer Innovation Fund to test if existing drugs can treat rare pediatric brain cancers.
She will use AI to analyze drug data and lab tests on patient cell clusters to speed up finding new treatments.
The Tallahassee chapter of The Links previewed the 31st Annual Walk for Healthy Living Walk-a-thon with guest Alexis McMillan on the Good Morning Show.
The event takes place today at 8:30 a.m. at Cascade Park (starting at the Edison Parking Lot) and invites community members to move for better health.
High school bowling teams competed Wednesday, Sept.
23 at Capital Lanes in Tallahassee. Lincoln’s boys led with 2,091 pins and later outlasted Rickards A in Baker while Rickards’ girls edged Lincoln A in a tight match.
Florida State women's basketball coach Brooke Wyckoff is turning to traditions — including the Seminole Sound pep band — to reconnect new players after a 10-21 season.
The team will begin exhibition play on Oct. 18 and regular season games on Nov. 2; Wyckoff trusts interim AD Bruce Warwick’s leadership.
The Seminoles will host the Central Arkansas Bears on the ACC Network at 3 p.m. today.
Game coverage will be broadcast live as the teams compete in this local sports event.
FAMU football+ is set to face Alabama A&M today at 7 p.m. at Bragg Memorial Stadium as the Rattlers aim to break a three-game loss streak and overcome quarterback uncertainties while holding an 18-2 record in previous matchups with the Bulldogs.
Florida State coach Mike Norvell will face his alma mater & longtime friend, coach Nathan Brown, in a game today at Doak Campbell Stadium.
Central Arkansas will earn a $450,000 payout to support its football program as FSU aims to snap its recent two-game losing streak.
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