Florida education officials say “speculative” damages caused by the state’s voucher system aren’t their fault. In a 40-page response to the Florida Education Association’s lawsuit filed...
Undocumented students will be barred from enrolling in Florida’s state universities if a new admissions change continues to gain traction and is approved ahead of the...
Two years after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Grants Pass v. Johnson decision — which allowed governments to enforce public camping bans without violating the Eighth Amendment...
The City of Pensacola earned a $1 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that will help support two projects on Pensacola’s Westside.
A new lawsuit challenging a logging project in Oregon threatens to unravel the management plans governing hundreds of millions of acres of federal public land. At...
The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority announces that emergency gravity sewer repair work will begin Monday, June 1, at the intersection of North 9th Avenue and East...
The following City of Pensacola offices and facilities will be closed Friday, July 3 in observance of the Independence Day holiday. • City of Pensacola administrative...
With a High Risk of flash flooding issued by the U.S. National Weather Service for Thursday, June 18, Escambia County is offering sand for residents living...
New questions are being raised about newly released public records tied to Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico and a state investigation into the attempted appointment of his...
Three weeks after the Florida Legislature placed a proposed constitutional amendment on the November ballot that would increase the state’s homestead property tax exemption, a political...
