excessive risk of harm to prisoners. Roy L. Austin Jr., deputy assistant attorney general of the Civil Rights Division, commended Sheriff Morgan for his willingness to remedy problems identified during the course of the investigation. The department conducted this investigation under the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act (CRIPA) to enforce constitutional mandates. The department's investigation was broad-based. The investigation was conducted by Special Litigation Counsel Avner Shapiro and Senior Trial Attorney David Deutsch of the Civil Rights Division's Special Litigation Section. The findings letter is available on the department's website. Education Public primary and secondary education schools in Pensacola are administered by the Escambia County School District, the county's only school district. The University of West Florida, Pensacola State College, and Pensacola Christian College are in Escambia County. Media Newspapers The largest daily print newspaper in the area is the Pensacola News Journal. There is also a weekly print newspaper, The Independent News. An online-only newspaper, NorthEscambia.com, serves the entire county while concentrating on its northern half. Television One major network broadcasts from Pensacola, ABC affiliate WEAR. Several major networks are broadcast from nearby Mobile, such as CBS affiliate WKRG, NBC affiliate WPMI-TV, and Fox affiliate WALA. The following is a list of broadcast television stations in the Mobile, Alabama – Pensacola – Fort Walton Beach, Florida market. Cox Communications provides cable television service in the county's urbanized areas, and television advertising through its subsidiary, Cox Media. Spectrum holds the cable television franchise for the county's mainland rural areas, while Mediacom serves the Pensacola Beach community on Santa Rosa Island. WALA WAWD WFNA WBQP-CD WEAR-TV WEIQ WFBD WFGX WHBR WJTC WKRG-TV WMPV-TV WPAN WPMI-TV WRBD-LP WSRE Radio Radio stations in the Pensacola / Mobile market: Transportation Airports Coastal Airport Ferguson Airport Pensacola International Airport Transit Escambia County is served by buses run by Escambia County Area Transit. Major highways US 98 BUS US 98 State Road 4 State Road 97 State Road 173 State Road 289 State Road 291 State Road 292 State Road 295 State Road 296 Railroads Pensacola was a scheduled stop on the route of Amtrak's Los Angeles-Orlando Sunset Limited from 1993 to 2005, when damage to railroad bridges and tracks caused by Hurricane Katrina resulted in cancellation of the route east of New Orleans. Escambia County has had no passenger train service since then. Before the creation of Amtrak in 1971, Pensacola was served by