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Tallahassee city commissioners to vote on historical marker honoring community housing activist (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Tallahassee city commissioners are set to approve a historical marker for a longtime housing activist in the capital city. Commissioners will vote Wednesday to honor Oliver Hill Sr. with a historical marker at the Columbia Gardens at South City Apartments. That is the site where the Orange Avenue Apartments were built in 1972. A year earlier, Oliver co-founded a tenants association to advocate for better conditions. When the apartments were razed to build the new compl
Historian, activist hold lecture at FSU on preserving Emmett Till’s history (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Florida State University’s Emmett Till ties run deep. The 15-year-old lynched in Mississippi in 1955 is still a guiding presence in modern-day conversations about freedom and civil rights, and Tallahassee is a key epicenter in how that conversation evolves. The Emmett Till Archive at FSU remains the nation’s largest resource for Till-related research. That’s why FSU holds the Emmett Till lecture series, a free public conversation about Till’s legacy. Two key voices in
‘Cybersecurity incident’ hit Gadsden County Sheriff’s Office, delayed annual financial audit (opens the original)
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GADSDEN COUNTY, Fla. (WCTV) - Gadsden County residents are learning this week about a cybersecurity issue at the sheriff’s office. The issue significantly delayed the agency’s ability to turn in papers for the yearly county audit. An auditor hired by the county, Ryan Tucker, shared his findings with commissioners on Monday. In his report, he said GCSO experienced a “cybersecurity incident” in December that “compromised a portion of its information technology infrastructure.” That incident led to
Layoffs loom as Gadsden Co. administrator, commissioner debate solutions to solve budget crunch (opens the original)
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QUINCY, Fla. (WCTV) - Interim Gadsden County Administrator Reginald James said he’s got some difficult decisions to make. His county is facing a budget deficit of close to $1 million, he said. After making operational cuts earlier in the year, James said axing positions is the only path forward. “Sixty-five percent of our budget is personnel,” he told WCTV Wednesday. “So if you have a million dollar hole in your budget, you cannot get to that number without some staff reductions. It’s almost imp
‘The responsible thing to do’: Attorney for FSU shooting victim welcomes AI safeguards discussion (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - The national conversation over artificial intelligence safeguards seems to be intensifying this week. CEOs of AI companies, as well as leaders in Washington, are speaking out about slowing down the growth of the AI sector. This is welcome news to Gregorio Francis, an Orlando-based attorney who represents the family of Tiru Chabba. Chabba was one of the two men killed on Florida State University’s campus in April 2025 after a gunman opened fire at the student union. Fra
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