Jim Little is a City Government Accountability Reporter at the Pensacola News Journal. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and regional interests, with a focus on Florida and Pensacola. Jim's work has been featured in prominent publications such as USA TODAY, Northwest Florida Daily News, and Yahoo News.
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Jim Little's coverage primarily revolves around local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and related topics in Pensacola, Florida. He focuses on themes like Government & Politics, Crime, and Business & Industry within the region.
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By: Jim Little
The designs show an expanded terminal with five new gates, an expanded security area and more space for food sales.
By: Jim Little
The cost of the shelters will range from $17,970 to $23,595 a piece, plus a $1,200 shipping cost, and provide 70 to 120 square feet of living space.
By: Jim Little
Three questions on parking in downtown Pensacola are in this year's resident satisfaction survey.
By: Jim Little
A one-month grace period begins on Jan. 1 and real tickets will begin being issued to anyone who runs a red light on Feb. 1.
Taking a stroll down MLK Plaza in the dark, could result in an interaction with the Pensacola Police Department. Police say it helps prevent vandalism.
By: Jim Little
Pensacola News Journal Show Caption The House Ethics Committee will release its report on former U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz after a secret vote earlier this month, CNN reports.
By: Jim Little
Matt Gaetz responded to news that the House Ethics Committee will soon release a report on him saying that he "probably partied, womanized, drank and smoked more than I should have earlier in life" but committed no crimes.
By: Jim Little
Pensacola News Journal Pensacola is notifying Pensacola Energy customers they may be eligible for a refund connected to a 2015 class-action
By: Jim Little
Pensacola News Journal A House Ethics Committee found "substantial evidence" former U.S. Rep.
By: Tom McLaughlin, Jim Little
A House Ethics Committee found "substantial evidence" former U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz participated in "prostitution, statutory rape , illicit drug use and obstruction of Congress," according to a report released Monday.
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