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Saturn says they have verification processes for high school students, but there are fears the app could allow bullies or predators to track students.

Escambia County is studying the condition of Pensacola Bay Center, which turns 40 in 2025. Findings may help county leaders decide the venue's future.

The grandmother of two teens accused of vandalizing the Pensacola Chabad Center personally brought flowers and offered an apology.

Escambia County schools have assured parents that libraries are open to students. Parents were shocked to see paper masking the unreviewed titles.

District 1 medical examiner explains to the DOMES board why she sued funeral home directors who complained about autopsies to "defend herself."

Leaked text messages Escambia County is fighting to keep private show Commissioner Jeff Bergosh
discussed county business on personal phone.

Cat lovers hang out during the Coastal Cat Pop-Up Cafe at Perfect Plain Brewery in downtown Pensacola.The event included coffee and brunchy snacks,, cash bar, cat-themed merchandise and plenty of cats to hang out with provided by PAWS and all available for adoption. The event

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The firm BJM Consulting will present the results of a six-month study into the budget, taxes and staffing of a proposed town of Perdido.

Andrew Edwards makes his way to the Navarre Pier finish during the longest point-to-point Gulf swim in Northwest Florida of 20 miles Saturday, August 19, 2023. All of the pledges go to the Hotel for Dogs and cats.