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Candidates for city commission seat 5 sit down for forum (opens the original)
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Diane Williams Cox and Dot Inman Johnson are running for a seat that could shift the balance of power at City Hall. The race for the city of Tallahassee's Commission seat 5. The two sat down for a tense forum Monday hosted by the League of Women Voters of Tallahassee and the Capital Region News Collaborative. There is currently a 3-2 split among the commissioners, with Williams Cox typically aligning with the conservative majority. Inman Johnson has close ties with those in the more progressive
211 Big Bend undergoes rebrand amid financial challenge (opens the original)
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The local crisis hotline 211 Big Bend will soon become Lifeline Connection. Under a new name, it will continue community members with the resources they need. Now the organization is facing a challenge of its own. Collin Kleiner, director of hotline programs with the organization, says they received4,800 calls in the last month. He says that's a lot for a regular month. He noted that after hurricanes hit the Big Bend area in October 2024, they received the same number of calls. "Just on a normal
County Commission District 3: Lorch and Minor set the record on issues during candidate forum (opens the original)
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Candidates for Leon County Commission District 3 set the record straight during a candidate forum Monday. The incumbent Rick Minor and his opponent, political newcomer C.B. Lorch, discussed the economy, public safety and important decisions voters will have to make come the general election. Minor is seeking a third term for the position and has worked in local politics for more than 20 years in both public office and the private sector as a political consultant. Economically, Lorch says the peo
FSU alert dismissed quickly as false alarm (opens the original)
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An alert for heavy police activity near the Florida State University College of Law demanding the area be avoided but was quickly dismissed with an all clear in less than 15 minutes Monday afternoon. The alert was deemed a "false alarm" according to a spokesperson with the university's communications. The spokesperson said the police response was triggered by a tip of a possible firearm on campus. After further investigation it was identified as a tool someone was carrying. No arrests were made,
Survivor of FSU shooting files lawsuit against Open AI (opens the original)
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Another victim of the mass shooting that took place last year on FSU's campus has filed legal action against OpenAI, the parent company of ChatGPT. Reese Gourley, who filed the 71-page lawsuit Aug. 26, was an FSU student at the time when, according to her filing, she was "chased down and shot by the Shooter and sustained serious life-threatening injuries and emotional distress." The lawsuit accuses OpenAI of negligence and sycophancy, which means they argue chatbot gave desirable answers to the
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