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Pensacola moves to buy blighted properties along Pace-Cervantes corridor (opens the original)
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PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Millions of dollars could soon go towards tackling blight in the City of Pensacola. This is an effort to revitalize the surrounding area of the Pace-Cervantes corridor. The city received a grant for this initiative in 2024. Now, the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is tying up loose ends on the targeted properties. Councilman Delarian Wiggins says the community is growing. He says this project falls right in line with that new growth. "This is just an opportunity for us to
Friends look for answers in the death of airman found in burned car on Eglin AFB (opens the original)
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EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. -- New details are in about the body found in a burned car on Eglin Air Force Base. Friends are sharing information about the woman the base identified as 26-year-old Senior Airman Tamera Moniq Bolden-Cleckley. Those close to the airman say they just want answers as to what happened. One of her friends Kathleen Langley says this is one of those stories you hear about, never thinking it would one day hit this close to home. "Just a free spirit," Langley said. "Like, eas
TikTok to pay Alabama $100M in settlement, add new safety features for teens (opens the original)
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Social media app TikTok will now have to pay millions of dollars to the state of Alabama. This settlement comes after the state sued TikTok's parent company, alleging harms to young users. The lawsuit was set to go to trial this week before reaching a settlement last Friday. Alabama will receive a minimum of $100 million. The amount could go up to $300 million if certain conditions are met. The settlement also requires new safety features like a two-hour time limit for minors 13 to 17 years old.
Escambia school district committee considers closing 2 schools, but public input wanted (opens the original)
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ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. -- The Escambia County school district is considering closing or consolidating some schools in the area due to small populations at the schools. Up for debate is two elementary schools and an alternative school. Thursday night, the district’s School Zone Attendance Advisory Committee (SAZAC) discussed the potential of consolidating the alternative school Hope Horizon. The committee also mentioned shutting down Warrington Elementary and Lincoln Park Elementary. All of SAZAC'
With Flock cameras removed, law enforcement lean on voluntary home surveillance registries (opens the original)
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Pensacola Police and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office both have camera registries for home and business owners who want to help authorities solve crimes in their neighborhoods/Getty Images PENSACOLA, Fla. -- If your home is equipped with surveillance cameras, local law enforcement is encouraging you to register them. Pensacola Police and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office both have camera registries for home and business owners who want to help authorities solve crimes in their neighborhoo
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