Chandra Smiley News Today

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County and city leaders have suggestions for how the area's homeless agency operates, but Opening Doors leader says he's offended by lack of trust.

Even folks with permanent residence fear what Floridas new laws may mean for their safety, so many are leaving and taking their skills with them.

Even folks with permanent residence fear what Floridas new laws may mean for their safety, so many are leaving and taking their skills with them.

A Florida law taking effect this summer is causing panic among the immigrant community in Pensacola as many families try to leave the state.

Pensacola wants to meet the federal goal to reduce homelessness by 25% by 2025. "Its not going to happen by doing what weve always done."

Escambia County will look to create a "low barrier" homeless shelter as part of its plan to tackle homelessness with American Rescue Plan Act funds.

Escambia Countys new EMS Coordinated Opioid Recovery program will fill the void between patients having an overdose and entering long-term treatment.

Pine Forest High School is set to open its new clinic thanks to Community Partnership Schools.

Community Health Northwest Florida’s Behavioral Health & Wellness and Optometric Vision Care has relocated to N. Palafox Street to help more people.