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Competing in a triathlon is a challenge most won’t conquer. Imagine tackling that goal while being blind. Tune in for the inspirational story of one local man in our special report, “Blind Ambition” tonight at 6.

“Tallahassee Nights Live” started as a little known local entertainment gold mine and now more and more people are discovering its appeal. From impersonations of Ray Charles to Tina Turner, the performers have channeled some of the greatness entertainers of all times. Tune in tonight at 5:30 as Eyewitness News Reporter Shonda Knight takes you behind the scenes of “Tallahassee Nights Live.”

Why is a brand for a city so important? What’s Tallahassee’s brand? How did it come to be? Along with the branding comes the integral parts that help build up its name. What started off as a simple graphic has turned into an icon for the city. Eyewitness News Reporter Garin Flowers will look further into the components that make Tallahassee what it is in his special report, “Branding Tallahassee” tonight at 6.

Tonight on Eyewitness News find out which of our WCTV Personalities shed the most weight. Join us for "WCTV Bootcamp" beginning on Live at 5.

A local woman is doing her part to help change the lives of female cancer patients. Tune in for our special report, “Wigs of Love” tonight on Live at 5.

We’ll take a closer look at what a charter school can offer that a 'regular' public school can't. We’ll have more in our special report, “Chartering New Territory” tonight at 6 and 11.

Vote for your favorite dog today! Check out WCTV's Cutest Canine Contest!!!

Tonight kicks off the 91st annual Rose Show and Festival in Thomasville! We’ll take you to the heart of the excitement as folks prepare for the big event! Join us for our live coverage beginning tonight on Live at Five!

Join some of your favorite WCTV personalities as they hit the gym and enlist in “Boot Camp.” Join us Friday morning on the Good Morning Show as we feature Jacquie Slater’s pursuit to lose pounds. On Live at Five, we’ll have tips from a trainer. And on Eyewitness News at 6pm, we’ll have more on how Deneige, Shonda, Jacquie and Sam’s first weigh-in went. Find out who’s ahead in our battle of the bulge!

Studies show people are living longer these days. And with the help of modern medicine, babies born today could very likely live decades past 100. It’s one thing to live a long life, but another to live a long life with plenty of mobility and intellect left. We’ll introduce you to an Apalachicola man who is doing just that. Tune in tonight at 5:30 for our special report, “Aging with Agility.”

Tackling Debt

What can you do to control your debt? Do debt negotiation services help or hurt? Are you considering filing for bankruptcy? We’ll have important answers about controlling your debt tonight on Live at Five, 5:30 and 11 p.m.

Americans spend millions of dollars every year on acupuncture for complaints ranging from migraines to asthma. Although it has been practiced as a method of pain relief for thousands of years in this country, it can only be administered by a licensed physician. How well is it regulated? Does it work? WCTV’s Julie Montanaro has more in her special report, “Acupuncture: The Natural Healer?” tonight at 6 p.m.

Childhood Obesity

WCTV takes an in-depth look at childhood obesity in our country. From healthy lunch options to the debate over children dieting, Eyewitness News has you covered. Tune into tomorrow starting at 6 a.m. and throughout the day as we investigate the epidemic of “Childhood Obesity.”

Couch Crashers

London, Paris, and Munich...You want to see the world, but with hotel rooms going for hundreds of dollars, your wallet says wait a minute! Now, with a click of the mouse you can globetrot and sleep for free! People are traveling on an extreme budget by crashing on a strangers' couch. We’ll take a look at this new travel option in our special report “Couch Crashers” - tomorrow morning on the Good Morning Show at 6 a.m.

Ghost Trackers

It’s Halloween and who better to celebrate with than the Big Bend Ghost Trackers. We’ll have some of their ghostly tales to get you in spirit of the spooky holiday tonight on Live at Five.

Dealings of Death

Death is big business. From life insurance to wills, caskets to burial plots, obituary writing to the funeral services, dying can be expensive. We’ll take a look at the industries involved in this inevitable outcome for us all. Join us for the Dealings of Death tonight at 5, 5:30, 6 and 11 on Eyewitness News.

Smoking & Respect

R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Smokers, can’t get no respect? Find out why a new study shows that lighting up could be costing you more than your health. Tune in for the story Monday on the Good Morning Show at 6 a.m.

Red Light Camera Spray

In the war against red light cameras, specialty aerosol sprays to coat your license plate are being sold online. These high-gloss sprays allegedly reflect the camera's flash back toward the camera, overexposing the photo and thus, and theoretically, making your license plate unreadable to the camera. Tonight at 6:00 we put this illegal spray to the test.

Are you a college football genius? Think you can pick the winners better than the experts? Just go to wctv.tv and Pick with our Pros! Here’s a link: http://wctv.upickem.net/upickem/registration/login.asp?contestid=38916

Tune in Friday at 6 a.m.

You’ve seen her for years serving up wonderful family-friendly recipes on the Good Morning Show. Barbra Crumpacker and her family were served up something they didn’t see coming- Barbra’s son, Jake, was diagnosed with cancer. Tune in to see the story Friday morning at 6 a.m. You’ll ONLY see it on The Good Morning Show.

It’s a dirty job, but somebody has to do it! Join Art Myers tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. as he tackles recycling. Tune in for “Art, Do My Job!” on the Good Morning Show.

Tonight on Eyewitness News at 6, an FSU Football player reaches his pinnacle and then hits rocks bottom. We have an exclusive interview with Tamarick Vanover.

Want to improve your credit score? We’ll look at what you need to know in our special report, “Settling the Score” tonight at 5:30.

With gas prices skyrocketing, many people are limiting their long-distance travel. But you don’t have to go far to find fun. We will show you places you can go on one tank of gas. Hop in the car with our own Jill Chandler tomorrow morning for our special report, “One Tank Wonders” during the Good Morning Show at 6 a.m.

We look at how athletes, politicians and everyone in between are learning how to market themselves on the internet, Facebook and Twitter. Tune in for our special report, “#GameChanger” tonight only at 11.

One Tank Wonders

With gas prices skyrocketing, many people are limiting their long-distance travel. But you don’t have to go far to find fun. We will show you places you can go on one tank of gas in our special report, “One Tank Wonders” tomorrow at 6 a.m.

It’s a court case that has captured the attention of millions. WCTV has covered the Casey Anthony trial from day one – both on-air and online. We brought you the verdict and sentencing live as it happened. It’s coverage you can count on.

Tonight on Eyewitness News at 5:30, from heroes to homeless. Find out how a local program is helping veterans turn their lives around, in our special report, "It Takes a Village."

It Takes a Village

Tonight on Eyewitness News at 5:30, from heroes to homeless. Find out how a local program is helping veterans turn their lives around, in our special report, "It Takes a Village."

Proud to Be an American

This 4th of July will be especially meaningful for the many men and women who will take the oath of citizenship. Tune into Eyewitness News at 6 pm for Lanetra Bennett’s Special Report, “Proud to Be an American.”

One Tank Wonders

With gas prices skyrocketing, many people are limiting their long-distance travel. But you don’t have to go far to find fun. We will show you places you can go on one tank of gas. Tune in tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. to find out where Eyewitness News Reporter Jerry Askin is headed in our Special Report, “One Tank Wonders.”

Gift of Life

A local coach is ready to get back on the field after receiving a life-saving transplant. Tune in tonight to Eyewitness News at 6 for “The Gift of Life: The Joey Striplin Story.” Do you know someone who needs a transplant?

Hurricane Seminars

Join us for our first hurricane seminar tomorrow at Taylor High School in Perry at 7 p.m.

WCTV Hurricane Seminars

WCTV will be hosting three hurricane seminars for our local viewers. Our first one is next Tuesday! WCTV’s Pinpoint Weather Team –Mike, Rob and Nate, emergency management, Red Cross, Sheriff’s officials and other experts will be on hand. Residents of Madison, Suwannee, Taylor and Lafayette counties are invited to meet us at Taylor County High School on Tuesday, June 14th at 7pm. I'll be there, too! Come say hello.

From beautiful babies to toppling toddlers – you never know what cute faces your kids are going to make next. Submit your funny, cute and sassy kid-related photos (of your kids only, please) by going to WCTV’s page- http://www.facebook.com/WCTV.tv?ref=ts and CLICKING “LIKE” and following the directions for a chance to win a Nintendo Wii!

Frozen Fitness

Tonight on Eyewitness News at 5:30... Imagine stepping into a chamber that is 220 degrees below zero and stepping out pain-free. In our special report "Frozen Fitness", our own Lee Gordon puts cryotherapy to the test.

Lee Gordon Stops Shaving!

WCTV’s Lee Gordon is joining men around the country in a nationwide push called "Grow One, Save a Million" which encourages men to go without shaving to save water. Lee won’t shave for an entire week. Lee, along Tallahassee's mayor and several county commissioners, will soon be sporting some serious facial hair!

The Drug Debate: The Pain of Addiction

Tonight on Eyewitness News at six… Thousands of Floridians die of prescription drug overdose each year. We'll look at the pain of addiction in our special report, The Drug Debate. Join Lee Gordon and Julie Montanaro at Six on WCTV. It's coverage you can count on.