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Real News: City, Education, Tech and Health

Pensacola Mayor DC Reeves discussed the city’s ongoing efforts to restore its computer system following a cyber attack. He mentioned that the city is close…

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Breaking: Judge rules 401a plan unlawful

Judge William Stone has ruled that the Escambia County Commissioners’ 401a retirement plan is unlawful, and the county’s contributions to the Local Plan on behalf…

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6 Issues on November Ballot

By Jim Saunders, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — With the state Supreme Court this week signing off on ballot initiatives about abortion rights…

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City unsure about data breach

Press Release: While the criminal investigation remains active and our restorative efforts progress significantly from the March 16 network security incident, the City of Pensacola…

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Daily Outtakes: Master educator coming to Penascola

Yesterday, I interviewed Dr. Angela Bush, the Birmingham middle school principal who took over Erwin Middle School and got the school off Alabama’s Comprehensive Support…

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UWF Historic Trust partners with DeFuniak Landmarks

The University of West Florida Historic Trust has partnered with F. Diane Pickett, local emerging author and the president and founder of DeFuniak Landmarks, a…

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School District adds weapon detection

Escambia County Public Schools Superintendent Keith Leonard has announced that all middle and high schools will begin randomly screening students with a new weapons detection…

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Electric rates to drop in May

As we reported last month, FP&L customers in Northwest Florida who use 1,000 kilowatt hours in a month will pay $135.38 starting in May, down…

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Baker Act Central Receiving Facility set to open April 15

People facing mental health crises will soon have an easily accessible, new Central Receiving Facility (CRF) that will open this month at Lakeview Center’s main…

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ParkMobile now only city parking option

The City of Pensacola is exclusively using the ParkMobile app as the official app for city-owned parking beginning Monday, April 1. The city began transitioning…

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Daily Outtakes: Amendments put Florida in play for Dems

Florida voters will take control away from the Republican-controlled state government and decide the fate of recreational marijuana and abortion limitations. The Florida Supreme Court…

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April 1 presser takeaways

Flanked by Pensacola Police Chief Eric Randall and FDLE Special Agent Chris Williams, Mayor D.C. Reeves offered few details about the ransomware attack on the…

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