Category: Politics
Real News: College basketball, KateGate and ISIS attack
UWF women’s basketball coach Stephanie Yelton is in St. Joseph, MO. found the NCAA Division Championship. She previews the quarterfinals. Listen to the podcast. Please…
Daily Outtakes: City still climbing out of cyber attack
Message late Friday The City of Pensacola’s Innovation and Technology Department continues to work tirelessly to address the network security incident that occurred Saturday, March…
Taking off for March Madness
We are in Indianapolis this weekend for the first two rounds of March Madness. Today, we will see the Florida Gators take on Colorado and…
Who you going to call?
The City of Pensacola is working diligently to assess and resolve the network security incident that occurred Saturday, March 16. Some city services continue to…
Enough. Time to Build
CivicCon hosts Richard Harwood‘s “Enough. Time to Build” campaign tonight from 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. in the Wesley Abbey building of First United Methodist…
Latest on city security breach
City of Pensacola Update for March 19, 2024 (5:15 pm) The City of Pensacola continues to investigate and restore services in the wake of a…
Real News from Lili Marlene’s
Buck Mitchell talks about the storied history of the Seville Quarter entertainment complex, including his time as a doorman at Coopersmith’s. Listen to the podcast….
Mayor discusses cyber attack
Citing an active investigation, Mayor D.C. Reeves offered few details about the cyber-attack that shut down many of the network systems. The city has gone…
Daily Outtakes: Trust Reset
The Escambia Children’s Trust board is holding a workshop tomorrow. Some hope it will reset the Trust that receives more than $10 million from Escambia…
Latest on City cyber attack
Update on Network Security Incident (6:00 pm, Mar. 18, 2024) The following is an update on the ongoing network security incident affecting the Pensacola City…
Real News: Rally has record-setting night
Rally on the Runway broke a single-event record for fundraising in Pensacola, raising $755K in one night. Cindi Bonner has the details. Listen to the…
Matt Gaetz: good news, bad news
Good News: On Friday, March 15, the Palm Beach County Republican Party held its Lincoln Day Gala at Mar-a-Lago to honor Congressman Matt Gaetz as…
Update on Cyber breach
Press Release from The City of Pensacola Due to an ongoing network security incident affecting Pensacola City Government, we wanted to update our stakeholders as…
Daily Outtakes: City hit with ransomware again
Sources have told me that the City of Pensacola has been hit with another ransomware attack. Officially, city officials have only admitted they are “investigating…
Pensacola and Perdido Bays may get national status
The Senate unanimously passed U.S. Senator Marco Rubio’s Pensacola and Perdido Bays Estuary of National Significance Act to direct the Administrator of the Environmental Protection…
Real News: Star Net, Deal of the Year and Ulvade
Chief Deputy Andy Hobbs discusses the Real-Time Crime Center, Star Net, which is now up and running. He also talks about the upcoming Blazer Academy…
Take Stock in Children open for applications
Escambia County middle schools are accepting applications for Take Stock in Children from eligible 6th and 7th-grade students until April 24 Applications are available from…
Real News: Fricker plans, Volleyball, Gen Z and Juries
Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves previews the town hall that he and Councilman Delarian Wiggins are hosting at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 14, at the…
Fred Levin’s mansion up for sale
The late Fred Levin’s Timeless Tanglewood, on 1.2 acres on Bayou Texar, can be bought for $2.999 million. Fred donated the home, which was valued…
Presser takeaways: Skatepark, Bruce Beach
Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves covered several topics at his weekly press conference this morning: Skatepark The surveillance cameras are in place. The mayor said graffiti…
