My report from today. And just FYI, members of the media witness executions and report what we saw and heard as an accountability measure. The state is killing someone. There should be a record of exactly what happened. https://t.co/5kvAR9Oyak
The Smoke Comes Every Year. Sugar Companies Say the Air is Safe
"Black Snow," Palm Beach Post/ProPublica investigative series about sugarcane burning in Palm Beach County, Florida, is a finalist for journalism’s most prestigious award, the Pulitzer Prize https://t.co/86CTsLt6n5
.@pnj won 21 awards at the 2021 Florida Society of News Editors competition — including eight first-place honors — for the newsroom's work last year, including its coverage of #HurricaneSally and the secret KKK ties of a prominent historian.
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Just in: “Bert is back and ready to fly the air show today!” — spokesperson for the Blues. The beloved C-130J Super Hercules plane will be making its official Pensacola debut today after being grounded yesterday due to minor mechanical issues.
We will conduct a final flight with six F/A-18 A/B/C/D “Legacy” Hornets, Nov. 04 from 4 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. CST. The final flight of the Legacy Hornets signifies the official transition of the Blue Angels to the F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet platform.
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Beloved #Florida historian John Appleyard dies at 97, documented stories of life in Pensacola in series of books. https://t.co/RaNUfED3jm via @lnelless
Kudos to Rep. @RAlexAndradeFL for standing up for community and demanding answers from @SkanskaUSA. “I find their lack of response to be unacceptable.” Amen!
The county is still waiting on the federal government to declare Hurricane Sally a major disaster for Florida as the damage costs rise to $183 million. https://t.co/GbecqoLU1D
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Enjoy these live views of the @SpaceX recovery ship Go Navigator as it travels from Pensacola, Florida to the splashdown zone. Splashdown of @AstroBehnken and @Astro_Doug is still anticipated for 2:48pm ET. #LaunchAmerica
Off the coast of Pensacola, Florida, (L-R) @NASA Chief Astronaut Pat Forrester and NASA astronaut and Crew Recovery Chief Shane Kimbrough, seen on GO Navigator as they head for the #CrewDragon Endeavour splashdown zone in the Gulf of Mexico.
Splashdown scheduled for 2:48 p.m. ET
Preparations are underway on the recovery vessel GO Navigator for the landing of @NASA astronauts @Astro_Doug and @AstroBehnken, the first crew to complete a mission to the @Space_Station aboard a spacecraft commercially built and operated by @SpaceX! 📷https://t.co/5x8PATizvy