Good morning, Pensacola.

Pensacola mother Lakesha Davis hosted a summit on fentanyl dangers to share her daughter Jayla's story (the first event for her non-profit, Jayla's Voice) and spur local prevention efforts.

More community awareness events are planned.

A report by the Allen Law Firm found that Florida highways include eight of the 10 deadliest for motorcyclists, though none run through the Panhandle, where better law enforcement and education at military bases have kept motorcycle fatalities to 38 in four counties over the past two years.

Photo highlights from early June show local moments as murals at the International Airport and art along the reopened Palafox Street capture Pensacola’s creative spirit (including a memorial dedication at UWF).

University of South Alabama scientists found nearly 4 million amberjack in the Gulf using new technology, significantly higher than the federal count of 1.5 million.

The result may allow for an extended fishing season (pending federal updates) if assessments are revised.

UWF international affairs director Randolph Scott was selected for a Fulbright Award and will travel to France on Oct.

3 to Oct. 15 (to build new partnerships and expand study opportunities for Pensacola students).

A memorial plaque honoring student Barbara Bockwith, who disappeared Dec.

5, 1979, was unveiled Thursday at UWF along a path between the college of business and the John C. Pace Library (a new tribute marking her enduring legacy).

Escambia County’s Mosquito Control conducted fogging operations in Commission District 5 at sunset Thursday, June 4 to reduce mosquito populations.

Officials said the effort relied on state-licensed applicators (trained for safe spraying) as weather conditions allowed.

On June 4, A HOPE provided veterinary care for 82 cats (and 2 dogs) in Santa Rosa County to help a Milton-area couple manage their overwhelmed pet needs.

The nonprofit administered vaccinations, spay and neuter surgeries, and other treatments to ready the rescued animals for home return.

Pensacola doctor Brian Steiner warns Gulf Coast heat can become dangerous if residents do not drink enough water and seek shade.

He advises wearing light clothing and hats, and cooling quickly if heat stroke symptoms—like confusion or weakness—appear.

Pensacola Comedy's Stand-up

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Genie's Coffee Shop — Free entry — Bring friends for laughs with comedy based on your suggestions, accompanied by coffee drinks and delicious food.

Free Outdoor Yoga Classes at Bayview Park

9:30 – 10:30 AM — Bayview Park — Free entry — Enjoy a rejuvenating hour of yoga in the fresh air, led by certified instructors.

IHMC 2026 Summer Robotics Camp for Rising 8th Graders

9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. — Institute for Human and Machine Cognition — $245, financial aid available — Dive into coding and robotics with hands-on STEM challenges.

Pensacola International Billfish Tournament

June 9-14 — Palafox Pier Yacht Harbor Marina — Registration required — A family-friendly billfish tournament blending competitive fishing with lively community celebrations.

Emerald Coast SWENext Cookout

10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. — Bayview Park — Free entry — Explore STEM opportunities for students while enjoying a cookout and fun challenges.

Ravioli Pasta Making Class

6-9 p.m. — Bodacious Shops — Contact us for pricing — Discover the joy of making and stuffing your own ravioli in this hands-on culinary experience.

Prismatic Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Handlebar — Ticket prices vary — Experience an electrifying night with the band Prismatic performing live.

The Molly Ringwalds Concert

8:30 – 10:30 p.m. — Seville Quarter — $30 — Experience the ultimate 80's music revival with The Molly Ringwalds in an unforgettable concert.