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Florida Senators Rick Scott and Marco Rubio want Daylight Saving Time to be permanent. In September, the two senators introduced legislation that would keep the United States on DST through November o...

The Escambia County School District says all schools will be open today, and all employees will report to their work sites as scheduled. A few schools were still without power midday Thursday, but Gul...

The Florida Department of Transportation says the Pensacola Bay Bridge did not sustain any additional damage during Hurricane Zeta. FDOT has three bridge contractors on site to expedite the demolition...

Gulf Power says more than 50,000 customers lost power in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties because of Hurricane Zeta. The company says about 45,700 customers, mostly in Escambia County, had their power...

Hurricane Zeta has been blamed for at least six deaths in the South. One man was electrocuted in New Orleans, a man drowned in Biloxi, a man in Georgia, was killed when an oak tree fell on a mobile ho...

The Escambia County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal shooting that happened early Monday morning in the Crescent Lake Subdivision off Michigan Avenue. Deputies responded about 12:30 a.m. to t...

The burn ban in Escambia County has been lifted for the entire county. The Florida Forest Service says residents do not need a burn authorization to burn yard waste as long as the pile is less than 8 ...

The investigation into the fatal crash of a Naval training aircraft that killed two pilots is continuing and there are reports that the model of aircraft involved in the crash – the T-6B Texan I...

The triple "A" Auto Club says Florida prices are at their lowest level in nearly a month, averaging $2.08 per gallon. That's 4.5 cents less than a week ago and 33 cents per gallon less than this time ...

Skanska U.S.A, the construction company building the new 3-mile Bay Bridge, has now removed 16 of the 23 barges that ran aground during Hurricane Sally, including three of the four barges left under t...