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We’ve been waiting for weeks, and he’s finally here.

Looking for a way to unwind? ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) videos are sweeping the internet, offering an unexpected pleasant, tingly sensation to viewers.

When Woodrow Wilson issued the first Mother’s Day Proclamation in 1914, women’s participation in public life was severely limited.

In January, Pew Research Center conducted a study, which showed that approximately 24 percent of U.S. adults haven’t read a book in the past 12 months.

Last week, I saw a Facebook post that a patient at Tallahassee Memorial was having complications from surgery. Because of the multiple blood transfusions this patient needed, the hospital’s supply was falling dangerously low. That post, asking for people to donate O-positive blood, went viral, being shared over 3,700 times.

The Tallahassee 100 is proud to bring you our second featured pet that needs his forever home. Be a hero and consider opening your heart and home to Franco.

Tuesday, April 17 marks the deadline to submit individual tax returns.

The University of Wisconsin’s Population Health Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation have released their annual ranking of nationwide county health outcomes.

Governor Scott recently signed legislation seeking federal approval to make daylight saving time year-round, meaning you won’t have to move clocks back an hour in the fall or spring forward in the spring.

It’s spring, and while that means flowers, showers and a break, to others it’s cleaning the cobwebs from winter solstice. Which also means it’s time for something new in terms of home décor.

If you shop on Amazon, make sure you use AmazonSmile to donate a portion of your purchases to the philanthropy of your choice.

It seems we are continuously subjected to more heartbreaking news than uplifting stories, with devastating headlines exploding on social media and beyond. But how can we balance the depressing with the inspiring?

With all the craziness going on in the world, the staff at The Tallahassee 100 is bringing you some canine and feline relief by featuring local pets that need homes. We are excited to work with area animal services organizations and have chosen sweet Roy as our first featured pet.

The new book “Treating People Well” is a balm for the spirit of anyone who deeply values civility in public life.

The tale of St. Patrick’s Day began long ago,

Bottled is an app enabling people to meet one another and learn what it’s like to live in another region or country. Think modern-day pen pals.

Throughout February, Florida State University and the University of Florida are competing in a RecycleMania challenge, educating students and faculty about ways to reduce their waste. Of course, no high-spirited competition is complete without a Twitter meme, so the two campuses took to 280-character rap battles to defend their sustainability bona fides.

Proof Brewing Company and FSU Baseball are Tallahassee springtime traditions. The weather is perfect for catching a game at Dick Howser or relaxing at the Proof Beer Garden in Railroad Square. This year, they’re pairing up and that has fans cheering.

Here’s a different take on the traditional story. We’re all for flowers, candy and romantic dinners, but how did “lovebirds” become symbolic?

When I was 16, a friend suggested we go play golf. I scoffed at first, but was absolutely hooked in a week.

There’s good news for all FSU sports enthusiasts still mourning the end of the college football season (or maybe not). FSU Men’s Baseball will kick off its 2018 season on Friday, Feb. 16, at Dick Howser Stadium against Xavier.

While you may already take your pets to the vet regularly, here are three health tips that vets encourage all pet parents to follow:

Just when we thought Tallahassee was cold, our state reptile took it to a whole new extreme – frozen alligators.

As a not-so-recent graduate from the University of Central Florida, where football games were more of a social event than true sporting contests, this Knight is proud of our undefeated 2017 team.

Leon County opened a new multi-use trail along Proctor Road, just east of Thomasville Road, earlier this month.

The holidays are over. For most, that means getting back to work. So, what can you do to be a little healthier in the office at your desk? Why not try deskercise?

The New Year’s resolution: easy to make, tough to keep. Research shows that only about 8 percent of people who make New Year’s resolutions will actually obtain them.

The holidays are here and many Floridians are shopping for that perfect gift. Others will wait till the last minute. But no matter when you plan to shop, it is important to do your research and guard against scams.

$11.3 billion in deferred maintenance needs. 75,000 National Park Service (NPS) assets. 42,000 assets with deferred maintenance needs. The numbers can seem overwhelming.

Tallahassee, get ready to welcome a new resident – recently hired Florida State University head football coach Willie Taggart.