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What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

FWB Residents Upset About Getting Ticketed For Usage Of Electrical At City Park

WEAR TV3— A controversy is brewing in Fort Walton Beach after residents were reportedly ticketed for plugging devices into electrical outlets at a public park. Critics argue the outlets are located in a taxpayer-funded public space and should be available for community use, while city officials say the power access was never intended for unrestricted public charging and may create safety, liability, and unauthorized utility-use concerns. The situation has sparked frustration among locals, with some calling the enforcement excessive and unclear, especially since many people said they did not realize using the outlets could result in citations.
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Destin Firefighter Rescues Kitten In Storm Drain, Then Adopts It

Get The Coast— Firefighters in Destin rescued a frightened kitten trapped inside a storm drain along Highway 98 after receiving multiple calls from concerned residents. Crews entered the deep drain and safely pulled the cold and hungry kitten to safety before paramedics checked it over on scene. In a heartwarming ending, one of the fire captains later adopted the kitten for his son, naming it “Bee” in honor of the rescue crew that saved it.
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Cows Recognize Familiar Human Faces

EurekAlert— Research shows cows are capable of recognizing human faces and even associating a person’s face with their voice. In studies, cows spent more time looking at unfamiliar people in videos than individuals they already knew, indicating they could distinguish between familiar and unfamiliar faces. Researchers also discovered the animals could match a familiar voice to the correct face displayed on a screen, as the cows consistently focused longer on the image of the person whose voice they heard. Scientists say the findings highlight cows’ intelligence and social awareness, and could help improve the way humans interact with and care for farm animals.
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Aaron Rodgers Returning To Pittsburgh For One Last Season

Newser— Aaron Rodgers has announced that the 2026 NFL season will be the final year of his career, saying, “This is it,” as he prepares for one last run in the league at age 42. The four-time NFL MVP recently signed a one-year contract to return to the Pittsburgh Steelers and said reuniting with head coach Mike McCarthy — who previously coached him with the Green Bay Packers — played a major role in his decision to return. Entering his 22nd NFL season, Rodgers remains one of the most accomplished quarterbacks in league history and is coming off a strong comeback year after overcoming injuries and difficult seasons with the New York Jets, helping Pittsburgh capture the AFC North title last season.
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Landlord Caught Having Sex In Tenants' Home

TMZ— A Michigan couple says their home security cameras captured their landlord behaving inappropriately inside their rental home while they were away visiting a hospitalized relative. The tenants say the landlord was originally supposed to be there to perform maintenance and address issues in the attic, but instead they received camera alerts showing him engaging in misconduct inside the house. According to the couple, the footage also showed him moving around the home during the visit, and they later reported the incident to police. Authorities are reviewing the case to determine whether any laws were broken, though legal experts suggest it may ultimately be handled as a lease violation or possible trespassing matter rather than a criminal charge.
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Ask Uncle Bobby

Bad advice for good people.

As heard on the B-Team Morning Show

Each weekday, some poor soul writes in for help. Uncle Bobby gives them the worst advice we can legally put on the air.

May 21 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I feel like I get overlooked at social gatherings and I never know how to jump into conversations. How can I use my awkwardness to become more socially influential instead of fading into the background?

Drowning In Conversation Circles
Awkward Alpha Blueprint

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May 23, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Construction Junction

Construction Junction will return to the Destin–Fort Walton Beach Rigdon Center on Saturday, May 23, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., offering a free, family-friendly event hosted by the Fort Walton Beach Police Department. Designed as a hands-on experience for all ages, attendees can explore and climb on large construction and law enforcement vehicles, meet community professionals, and enjoy special features like a medical evacuation helicopter visit and a K-9 demonstration. The first hour will be sensory-friendly with reduced noise, and the event will also include food trucks and a prize raffle, giving families a fun way to spend Memorial Day weekend at the venue on Lewis Turner Boulevard.

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Brown Bag It Thursday

<p data-id="d8db4943-51de-496a-b1e3-9d8504b845d2" id="d8db4943-51de-496a-b1e3-9d8504b845d2">Brown Bag It Thursday is that sacred little speed bump on the highway of spending where you pack your own lunch like a functioning adult and pretend it’s a lifestyle, not a financial coping mechanism. The rules are simple: bring something from home, wrap it in a brown bag like you’re hiding evidence, and act surprised when it tastes like the inside of your refrigerator. It’s not about nutrition, it’s about discipline—specifically the kind you discover right after you’ve spent $19 on a salad that hates you. Consider it a weekly reminder that convenience is expensive, and your wallet is not your rich uncle.</p>

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