Jay Harrison
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Tallahassee school zone speed camera ruling stirs new implications for city’s enforcement program (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A recent court ruling in Tallahassee could stir new implications for the city’s school speed zone camera program. A judge threw out one resident’s citation in September after officers failed to independently prove the time and day the offense happened. The case opened last April after a driver was given notice of violation for allegedly speeding on North Martin Luther King Boulevard. The man was given a citation for $213 and later challenged it in Tallahassee court. Hi
Plans now on pause of Welaunee Arch development in northeast Tallahassee (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Plans are now on pause for a major development in northeast Tallahassee. If approved, the Welaunee Arch project would turn more than 1,200 acres of land into residential and commercial space. Phase one of the project was just given conditional approval just over two weeks ago. However, attorneys have requested a continuance to 2027 in order to bring the public up to speed on what could be happening. The project was set to go before the Planning Commission on Oct. 6, fo
Tallahassee Commission Seat 3 candidates share plans for city ahead of election (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - We’re just over a month away from the November general election and several big-ticket local races are on the ballot across Florida and Georgia. In Tallahassee, two candidates are vying for Seat 3 on the City Commission after a close primary and run-off last month. Both Tom Derzypolski and P.J Perez shared their plans for the city during a debate on Tuesday. The debate lasted about an hour, but Derzypolski and Perez touched on several key issues that have drawn major c
Tallahassee food truck shutting down due to safety concerns after ICE detains three people, owner says (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A longtime Tallahassee food truck is shutting down due to safety concerns after three people were detained outside the business Friday, according to one of the owners. Chile and Chili’s, located on Tennessee Street, became the focus of a now-viral video showing several people running from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers around the eatery. According to one of the owners, the incident transpired Friday when one of the food truck’s employees was being p
Florida State expands ‘no-vehicle zone’ around Doak Campbell Stadium, restricting pedicab drivers (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A rule at Florida State University now prohibits pedicab drivers from approaching the gates of Doak Campbell Stadium during games. FSU has always had a “no-vehicle zone” around the stadium, but they expanded it a few weeks ago to now include pedicabs. The rule restricts drivers to certain entry points such as Varsity Drive and Pensacola Street. In a statement to WCTV, Assistant Athletic Director Derek Satterfield confirmed the expansion of the no-vehicle zone. “Each of
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