Florida State cancels classes, closes campus through weekend due to Tropical Storm Helene
Florida State University says it will cancel classes and close its campus starting at 7 a.m. Wednesday through the weekend ahead of the approaching Tropical Storm Helene. The school in Tallahassee said it expects to resume normal operations early Monday morning.
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