Category: Politics
Jewelers Trade contributes $100K to Baptist
The Davis family and Jewelers Trade Shop have committed a $100,000 gift to Baptist Health Care Foundation. The Foundation will name the imaging/cardiology waiting area,…
Council considers changes to Pensacola’s charter
City Likely Sticking with Strong Mayor Governance by Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly The Pensacola City Council received a run-through of proposed changes to the city’s charter…
Citywide Tree Survey
The City of Pensacola is conducting an Urban Forest Inventory of trees on city property and rights of way throughout the city, with a goal…
Real News podcasts: Tuesday, June 28
We had a great show today. Councilman Jared Moore discusses the charter review workshop. Commissioner Steven Barry shares his thoughts on Rep. Jayer Williamson’s political…
46 found dead inside tractor-trailer
At least 46 people were found dead inside a tractor-trailer in San Antonio in a suspected case of human smuggling, officials said Monday. An additional…
Visit Pensacola seeks board applications
Applications for the Visit Pensacola board of directors are now open. Visit Pensacola is governed by an 11-member board. The positions of the board are…
Brahier on reports FPL spied on critic [podcast]
The recent article on FPL’s consultant spying on Times-Union reporter Nate Monroe reminded me of a statement Councilwoman Jennifer Brahier made on my radio show…
Judge hears arguments in abortion law challenge, ruling expected Thursday
By Ryan Dailey The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — A Leon County circuit judge is expected to rule Thursday on a request to block…
Huge Success: Senior Chill Out [podcast]
Council on Aging of West Florida’s annual Pete Moore Automotive Team Senior Chill Out had its most successful event ever on June 24, collecting a…
Police looking for suspect in double homicide in Attucks Court
The Pensacola Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating 42-year-old Tavarras Vonshay Thomas, who is wanted for 2 counts of first-degree premeditated…
Real News podcast: Monday, June 27
Pensacola mayoral candidate Steve Sharp outlines his first 100 days plan – 22 for ’22. Democratic candidate for Congress Peggy Schiller discusses why she is…
Sunday’s Child approves $120K in grants
Sunday’s Child, a Pensacola-area nonprofit that promotes LGBTQ+ inclusion and equality, awarded grants to four Pensacola Bay area charities on Sunday, June 26 at its…
Adams announces community clinic proposed for Pine Forest High [podcast]
District 1 School Board member Kevin Adams talks the new community clinic for Pine Forest High School and the surrounding neighborhood.
Myers asks candidates to follow sign ordinance
City Councilwoman and mayoral candidate Sherri Myers sent out this email to her fellow candidates: To all candidates for mayor of the city of Pensacola…
New Laws: From big budget to strawberry shortcake
By Jim Turner, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Nearly 150 laws that Florida legislators passed this year are set to hit the books…
ECUA candidate challenges term-limit law
Governor, In signing CS/HB 1583 you have signed into law an unconstitutional ex post facto law because it seeks to apply retroactively to candidate qualifying…
United Way hands Kia keys to Publix employee
Press Release: Publix Employee Wins New Kia from United Way of West Florida Pensacola, FL – Melissa Hall thought she was in trouble when her supervisor…
FPL consultant targeted Nate Monroe
Nate Monroe, a political reporter for the Gannett-owned daily newspaper in Jacksonville, was followed by a consulting firm hired by Florida Power & Light while…
Weekly Roundup: From Rising Star to Handcuffed Defendant
Recap and analysis of the week in state government and politics By Ryan Dailey, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Four years ago, Andrew…
Top Podcasts of Nov. 2021
Retired Lt. Col. Andrew Del Gaudio challenges veterans to step up and get involved in their communities. Pensacola Councilwoman Jennifer Brahier discusses why she supports…
