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Matt Gaetz’s appointment to Triumph Gulf Coast places a prominent Trump ally on a high-stakes economic development board as vacancies, expiring terms and GOP infighting raise new questions about the future of Northwest Florida’s oil-spill settlement funds.
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Santa Rosa County has joined the growing number of local governments in the state to seek a temporary moratorium on data centers.
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A downtown rebuild promised a more accessible Palafox Street. We wanted to see how it worked at street level.
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Okaloosa County will be managing animal control services on its own starting this fall. But services will start small as the county waits to see what happens with the property tax amendment on the November ballot.
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The Honor HER Foundation will unveil its latest “We See You” exhibit featuring portraits of female veterans.
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Candidate qualifying for Florida's 2026 Election ballot closed today. The field includes 27 challengers who have qualified to run for the open governor's seat being vacated by Gov. Ron DeSantis due to term limits.
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The Santa Rosa County School District is considering eliminating 45 positions to help cover an expected $3 million budget shortfall for the FY 26-27 school year. Santa Rosa joins other districts in the region and state that are experiencing budget constraints due to the loss of state funding, primarily because of the growing number of students leaving public schools and enrolling in Florida's school choice voucher program.
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A veteran captain, a dockmaster, and boating safety experts share lessons that could save lives on Northwest Florida waterways.
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Here's an ongoing list of America 250 events in Northwest Florida.
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Earlier this week, the Florida Historical Marker Council approved 15 markers honoring women who have made contributions throughout the state’s history. Two of the markers celebrate women who were born in the Panhandle.
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Pensacola officials are exploring legal and code-enforcement options after a fourth fire in two years at EMR Southern Recycling drew 32 firefighters into a 12-hour response. Mayor D.C. Reeves said the repeated fires are an unacceptable public-safety and taxpayer burden.