Good morning, Tallahassee.

Sonny’s BBQ in Northeast Tallahassee runs a weekly food drive at Gretchen Everhart School to deliver dry and canned goods to five local student households.

Students in the school's transition program sort donations—gaining job skills while fighting food insecurity.

The James Moore company opened its new 12,000 square foot Tallahassee headquarters on Centre Pointe Boulevard on October 2, with nearly 50 staff serving local clients from businesses, governments, and non-profits.

The firm is set to expand across the Southeast—boosting its local impact and economic reach.

A local high school student from Tallahassee will travel to Texas next week to compete for the Miss Juneteenth USA crown—she hopes to win the national title.

Gov. DeSantis urged lawmakers to schedule a vote on a property tax cut that voters will approve next year and warned he might call a special session if the measure stalls—critics believe the change could limit local services.

Prosecutors in Tallahassee will convene a grand jury to probe the Hope Florida Foundation controversy beginning the week of Oct.

13—sources said some witnesses include members of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ staff.

Planned Parenthood in Florida is set to offer free breast exams and cervical screenings on Monday, Oct.

6 in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month—this event will take place at 13 centers including Tallahassee. The program will aim to double last year's turnout of patients who received free services.

Florida State won 27 to 24 over Miami in a close rivalry game where the Seminoles' strong run game outmatched Miami's tough defensive line.

Coaches said the win may help FSU in the ACC race and boost playoff hopes — a result that renewed pride among fans.

Today, the No. 3 Miami Hurricanes get ready to face the No. 18 Florida State Seminoles in the 70th meeting of their long rivalry as Miami looks to extend its undefeated season led by running back Mark Fletcher Jr.—the game will test Miami’s strong offense and defense against Florida State’s powerful run game and key matchups like the duel between cornerback OJ Frederique Jr. and receiver Duce Robinson. The contest is set to decide which team will gain a crucial edge in this historic rivalry.

Florida High beat Chiles 40-38 in a close Week 7 FHSAA football game at Mike Hickman Stadium on Friday, Oct.

3, as a tipped field goal kept the winning points for the Seminoles. Jaylan Lurry caught three touchdown passes and both teams said the contest was crazy while Florida High now prepares to play the Gadsden County Jaguars next Friday at 7 p.m.

Moon Over Maclay Concert

10 p.m. — Florida State University — Enjoy live music under the full moon rising over Lake Hall.

Bryce Mauldin Concert

9 PM - 1 AM — Bowden's — Tickets available — Experience Bryce Mauldin's country vibes live in Tallahassee.

GWTC Pine Run 20K Trail Race

7:30-10:30 a.m. — Tall Timbers — $25-$40 — Experience a challenging trail run through beautiful Florida pine forests with rucking options available.

Florida Music Showcase: Danitza & Friends

7:30-10:30 p.m. — 926 Bar & Grill — $ — Enjoy a lively music showcase featuring local bands from Florida.

Trevor Wallace Performance

8:00-9:30 p.m. — The Moon — $44 and up — Enjoy a night of laughs with comedian Trevor Wallace at a popular local venue.

The Thing With Feathers Concert

7-9 p.m. — 926 Bar & Grill — Check for ticket details — Enjoy an evening with the alt-rock and pop sounds of Nashville’s own The Thing With Feathers.

BABE HAVEN Live in Tallahassee

7:30-9:30 p.m. — 926 Bar & Grill — Ticket prices tba — Experience Boone NC’s BABE HAVEN performing tracks from their latest album 'Nuisance' along with local bands.

One Year Celebration at Solitude Sauna Studio

Free Community Wellness Event — Oct 17-19, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Solitude Sauna Studio — Free entry — Celebrate wellness with yoga, pilates, breathwork, and complimentary sauna sessions.

Forever Growncoming: Featuring Keyshia Cole Live

1-6 a.m. — Venue 1872 — No refunds — Celebrate FAMU homecoming with live Hip Hop and R&B music from Keyshia Cole.

Tallahassee Nights Live: FAMU Homecoming 2025

7-10 p.m. — The Moon — $38-$68 — Experience the excitement of FAMU Homecoming with live performances at Tallahassee Nights Live.