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Escambia County issued more marriage licenses (2,681) last year than any Florida Panhandle county, Florida statistics show.

But, for date inspectors, it's the features of the special marriage search from the Escambia County Circuit Court Clerk's Office that makes it one of the best of its kind in Florida.

 
Put this one on your "essentials" list of date checks.

Each state designates sexual offenders who must register with authorities and make their whereabouts known to the public.

 
People in the dating game in Florida will have a new marriage check to consider starting Tuesday.

Florida's clerks of court on that day will begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Florida becomes the 36th state to allow gay and lesbian marriages after a long series of legal battles ended with a judge's order that all Florida court clerks would issue licenses.

 
This blog wasn't active when the Pew Research Center rolled out its latest study last year on online dating and relationships, so I'm posting it for reference now and later.

 
This story from Rebecca Roberts of Fox 2 Now in St. Louis describes how a St. Louis County woman's dinner date with a man she met online got weird, dangerous, and led to a man's arrest.

The story doesn't mention the name of the online dating website that brought the woman and man together, but the video of the story indicates it was Ourtime.com.

Here's more from the story: