TALLAHASSEE, FL (WTXL) \u2014 Tuesday, September 8th: Below are the top stories WTXL ABC 27 is following around the Big Bend, South Georgia, nationally, and your forecast.<\/p>\n
1) Tallahassee city commission to weigh future of automated license plate readers<\/a>. A city commission agenda report reveals TPD operates 155 license plate reader cameras and details how officers are required to use them.<\/p>\n Tallahassee city commission to weigh future of automated license plate readers Wednesday<\/p>\n 2) Florida State falls to SMU 27-24 after power outage delay at Doak Campbell Stadium<\/a>. A nearly two-hour outage delayed kickoff for FSU’s conference opener, and despite two late rallies, the Seminoles could not secure the win.<\/p>\n FSU FB<\/p>\n 3) Wakulla County commissioners to vote on millage rate, budget, and service fees Tuesday.<\/a> Wakulla County commissioners will hold the first of two public hearings on the proposed millage rate and budget, and will also vote on fire and solid waste fees.<\/p>\n Wakulla County Commission to vote on tentative millage rate and $245 million budget for fiscal year 2026-27<\/p>\n 4) Another major insurer will cover surgical mesh after our investigation into breast cancer insurance denials<\/a>. Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield now calls surgical mesh “medically necessary” for breast reconstruction, reversing a policy that left cancer patients denied coverage.<\/p>\n Anthem reverses policy on surgical mesh for breast cancer reconstruction<\/p>\n 5) Thomasville mom turns daughter’s sensory sensitivities into a resource for families everywhere<\/a>. After spending hours and hundreds of dollars searching for options for her daughter, Tia Turner decided to create Shore and Seam \u2014 a clothing line with sensory-friendly features like flat seams and no tags.<\/p>\n One Thomasville mom turned her daughter’s sensory sensitivities into a resource for families everywhere<\/p>\n 6) Tuesday Forecast:<\/a> The cold front has passed us by, and while the atmosphere is a little drier because of it, we can still see the occasional shower and thunder shower after 1:00 p.m. Meteorologist Ryan Gold<\/a> has the details below.<\/p>\n First To Know Weather – Rain Chances Going Down<\/p>\n Want to see more local news? Visit the WTXL ABC 27 Website.<\/a><\/p>\n Stay in touch with us anywhere, anytime.<\/p>\n Like us on Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n Follow us on\u00a0Instagram <\/a>and X.<\/a><\/p>\n