Jacob Murphey
WCTV Eyewitness News
Tallahassee, FL, United States
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Horror movie fan remembers Ricou Browning, the FSU grad who starred in ‘Creature from the Black Lagoon’
Ricou Browning lived a life of Hollywood fame following his big break, starring as the underwater creature in Creature form the Black Lagoon. → Read More
‘We’re a bunch of artists:’ Monticello family celebrates generations of incredible art
The Barnhart family is chalk full of talented artists. Now, there coming together to celebrate their creations. → Read More
TMH addresses employee PTO concerns, says cyber incident ‘presented challenges’
TMH says it welcomes employee feedback following the two week stretch the hospital was paralyzed due to an IT issue. → Read More
Tallahassee tech expert says Tik Tok ban on state devices is a smart idea
A new bill introduced in the U.S. senate would ban Tik Tok nation-wide. → Read More
Daughter of Holocaust survivors gains German citizenship, worries about Kanye’s anti-Semetic comments
Barbara Goldstein used the 87-year-old Nazi passports of her grandparents to gain German citizenship. They were both Holocaust survivors. → Read More
TCSO deputy recovering after getting shot in head
A TCSO deputy is recovering after being shot three times while off duty Friday night. → Read More
‘Definition of a miracle:’ Tallahassee mother thankful for her son’s inspirational fight
A Tallahassee mother is thankful for her son's incredible fight for survival as she spend now over 500 days by his side in the hospital. → Read More
Art class sparks coast-to-coast student postcard exchange
Three weeks in, the art teacher has lined up connections with 27 different states. → Read More
Art class sparks coast-to-coast student postcard exchange
Three weeks in, the art teacher has lined up connections with 27 different states. → Read More
Art class sparks coast-to-coast student postcard exchange
Three weeks in, the art teacher has lined up connections with 27 different states. → Read More
Art class sparks coast-to-coast student postcard exchange
Three weeks in, the art teacher has lined up connections with 27 different states. → Read More
Art class sparks coast-to-coast student postcard exchange
Three weeks in, the art teacher has lined up connections with 27 different states. → Read More
Gathering at FL capitol recognizes 90 years since Stalin’s starvation of Ukraine
A group gathered at the Florida Capitol Monday to honor the millions killed in a Soviet-sponsored famine in the 1930s. → Read More
Date set for ‘Save the Imperial Hotel’ Gala
The 4th Annual Jack Bradley Black History Museum Gala is set for Saturday, Nov. 5th, in Thomasville. → Read More
‘I was really shocked:’ family of Tallahassee stabbing victim visits crime scene
The family of stabbing victim Scott Markell visited the Tallahassee drug store where he was killed. → Read More
FAMU closes housing purchase, adds 118 on campus beds for students
FAMU President Dr. Larry Robinson announced the close of a deal to purchase several housing units, adding 118 beds to the school's on campus inventory. → Read More
Suwannee Co. Schools send landscapers down to hard hit Sarasota to help classrooms reopen
Sarasota County Schools partially reopened Monday, thanks in part to hardworking Suwannee County School landscapers. → Read More
Florida officials warn of increased fire danger through the weekend
A 125-acre fire in Gulf County was 100% contained by Wednesday evening, but officials still warn of dangerous conditions through the weekend. → Read More
Chabad House FSU Rabbi focused on ‘brighter future’ five months after massive fire
The Rabbi said a brighter future is ahead of Chabad House FSU, which burned in a fire deemed accidental in early May. → Read More
State senate candidates Ausley and Simon debate five weeks before midterm election
Candidates for Florida Senate District 3 debated in Tallahassee ahead of the midterm election next month. → Read More