Following a string of car burglaries across Escambia County, Commander Quinata and Amber Southard join the Pensacola Expert Panel to share tips and best practices to help you avoid becoming a victim. Follow Amber’s routine: Before you exit your vehicle, have your keys in your hand (not pocket or purse), click the lock button on your car door, then, just before you go inside, turn and use your key fob to lock your vehicle again and hear the confirmation honk. Also remember to remove firearms from your vehicle as well as purses, holiday gifts, and any other valuable items that may entice car hoppers to try to break in.
Pensacola is gaining a new non-profit organization focused on supporting children and families surviving bereavement and coping with the grief that follows the loss...
RanDedy Lambert, Animal Services Chief and Tara Deaguilera, Volunteer Coordinator join PEP Talk wtih Meg to discuss the services and needs of the Santa...
Chad Knowling and Kaz Szymoniak with the Santa Rosa County Environmental Department join PEP Talk with Meg to discuss the upcoming "Tire Amnesty Day"...