Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 11th of October.
Good morning, Tallahassee.
Muse, an AI tool launched Sept.
8, is being tried by FSU students as a service that handles all travel planning, though some worry it may risk privacy, safety, and the environment. Tallahassee-based Sun World Travel stands by a human run service which it says offers more travel planning.
Midtown Reader in Tallahassee held Banned Books Week events on Saturday, Oct.
10 that sparked local discussion on book censorship. The bookstore offered a movie night, an audiobook walk and a bingo game to encourage community conversation.
After Saturday, Oct. 10 drawing, the Powerball jackpot reached $516 million—a cash option of about $211.6 million is available from our local Tallahassee studio.
The next drawing will be held on Monday, Oct. 12 at 11 p.m. ET.
After Hurricane Isaias hit near Destin on Friday, Tallahassee experienced gusty winds and rain that knocked down trees and caused power outages for 25,000 customers; crews restored 98% of outages and firefighters contained a fire after a tree fell on Cavalcade Trail.
Cleanup and repairs continue throughout the city today.
Hurricane Isaias hit the Florida Panhandle on Oct.
9 as a strong Category 2 storm, causing widespread damage, broken windows, and power outages in parts of Tallahassee. County officials reported one unconfirmed death in Escambia County, and repairs may take days + further assessments are underway.
Florida State lost 44-20 to Louisville on Saturday, Oct.
9 after a failed fourth-and-goal attempt gave the Cardinals 35 unanswered points & turned the game in their favor. The Seminoles now must regroup ahead of their rivalry game against Miami next week.
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