Author: Annie Blanks, Pensacola News Journal

Donning cardboard graduation caps with tassels made out of receipt paper, the four graduates stood in line six feet apart by a cash register and waited their turn as their names were called over the intercom.

The 59-year-old Pennsylvania native, who moved to Pensacola this past July, said he had a healthy immune system when he contracted the disease.

With heat indices reaching near-record temperatures in the Florida Panhandle, even the state’s furriest residents are seeking refuge from the sun.

The family of a nonverbal, immobile developmentally disabled woman is suing a care facility after the woman was allegedly raped and impregnated.