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A traffic stop made by Santa Rosa County Sheriff Bob Johnson resulted in a narcotics arrest. Sheriff Johnson was working an evening patrol shift when he stopped the car for a traffic violation at High...

Congressman Matt Gaetz announced Friday an Escambia County stormwater project to improve drainage of the Eleven Mile Creek Basin will receive grant money from the U.S. Treasury Department. Gaetz said ...

Florida Senate President Joe Negron said he thinks negotiations over the budget will soon be completed. Senate Appropriations Chairman Rob Bradley and House Appropriations Chairman Carlos Trujillo, we...

Former Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore is asking for public help to pay the legal fees he faces defending himself from a lawsuit brought by the Alabama woman who says he touched her sexually when s...

The State Attorney's Office says a warrant has been issued for the arrest of a Valparaiso resident for his involvement in a fatal boating accident last year that killed 24-year-old Anthony Jarab. Jack...

A bobcat struck by a car in Navarre on Tuesday morning, is recovering. The adult male bobcat was brought to the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge by a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission off...

The Bay County Sheriff's Office and the Panama City Beach Police Department are reminding beach-goers and spring-breakers that drinking on the beaches is prohibited starting today. Last year 168 peopl...

Jim Bailey Middle School was on lockdown Wednesday morning due to a possible security threat. Authorities say the lockdown has now been lifted. Local officials responded quickly but the threat was unf...

The Escambia County Sheriff’s Department has confirmed a lockdown of Jim Bailey Middle School in West Escambia County is underway, but there has NOT been a shooting at the school.. They have not...

A bill filed by Florida State Representative Jayer Williamson would have the State buy the bridge from the bondholders and and cut tolls almost cut in half. Although the toll would be reduced to $2.00...