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The Florida Highway Patrol says a bicyclist was struck by a vehicle and killed Thursday morning on Highway 87 in Santa Rosa County around 8:45 a.m. Both A Publix semi-truck was reportedly involved in ...

Eglin Air Force Base is one of four bases throughout the country participating in a large-scale COVID-19 testing study. Over the next two months 100 active-duty personnel will be tested, starting with...

The Florida Depart0ment of Health says Florida added 3,266 coronavirus cases Sunday bringing the state's total to 704,568, the highest single-day count since September 19th. There were also 106 new de...

Initial damage assessments to both public and private property in Escambia County from Hurricane Sally are estimated at 309 million dollars. The estimate includes 629 private buildings with major dama...

A former financial planner from Milton has been sentenced to over 4 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud and failure to file tax returns. 50-year-old James A. Young III, convinc...

The Florida Department of Transportation says at least seven spans of the Pensacola Bay Bridge will have to be partially or fully replaced because of damage sustained during Hurricane Sally. Several b...

The Navy's Blue Angels will conduct a flyover throughout Pensacola today at 8am to pay tribute to the resiliency of the community in the aftermath of Hurricane Sally. The Blue Angels will fly over Pen...

A replica of the Nia, one of Christopher Columbus's ships that discovered the new world in 1492, has been visiting Pensacola for the past several weeks. The original Nia survived a hurricane in 1495, ...

All high school football games in Escambia County this week, except for Northview, have been moved to Saturday, and the district has announced that tickets will be sold online. The Northview Chiefs wi...

The Florida Department of Health says Florida added 2,590 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday to bring the state’s total to 690,499. There were also 202 new coronavirus deaths, bringing the state's dea...