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1. Prosecutor Georgia Cappleman through the years (tallahassee.com) — Photos trace Assistant State Attorney Georgia Cappleman’s pivotal role in high-profile Tallahassee murder trials, including the killing of FSU law professor Dan Markel. From courtroom showdowns to media briefings and community fundraisers, the gallery highlights years of work at the Leon County Courthouse that shaped major local justice outcomes.
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2. FSU to offer first-of-its-kind degree program in Community Music (wctv.tv) — Florida State University in Tallahassee is launching a first-of-its-kind Community Music major that blends music with service, local partnerships, and hands-on engagement. Students will work with groups like COCA, Tallahassee Ballet, and Word of South while completing a flexible 120-credit B.A. The final application deadline for this new program is February 1.
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3. Family seeks answers months after Havana hit-and-run (wtxl.com) — A Havana man badly injured in a hit-and-run now depends on Tallahassee doctors, forcing his family to live in hotels for months to stay near his care. With the Florida Highway Patrol investigation closed for lack of leads, relatives are pleading for community tips and financial help as he recovers from multiple surgeries and fights to return to work at FSU.
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4. Florida bill would allow some college employees to carry weapons on campus (wctv.tv) — From the Capitol in Tallahassee, lawmakers are considering a bill that would let certain college employees and student-employees carry weapons on public university and college campuses. The proposal also stiffens penalties for firing a weapon near schools and requires new emergency response and threat-management rules. A companion bill has been filed in the Florida House.
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5. Full Episode: DeSantis outlines plan for Florida AI restrictions, and lawmakers in Tallahassee prepare to tackle affordable health care (baynews9.com) — State lawmakers in Tallahassee are preparing for a session where Gov. Ron DeSantis’ push to restrict certain AI uses will collide with federal limits and potential legal challenges. At the same time, Republicans are shaping health care bills that emphasize private-market fixes while Affordable Care Act subsidies and Medicaid expansion remain uncertain for millions of Floridians.
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