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The business district of the Seaside Community in Walton County will be closed past April 30th due to COVID-19. The Seaside Community Development Corporation said the situation will be reviewed on Apr...

Walton County Commissioners will likely wait until next week to address the issue of reopening beaches. Last Friday Florida Governor Ron DeSantis suggested that some municipalities may consider openin...

Florida's unemployment rate was 4.3 percent in March 2020, up 1.5 percentage points from the February 2020 rate, it's expected to be even worse when the April data is released next month. The U.S. une...

As if the coronavirus pandemic wasn't enough, another forecast is calling for an active Atlantic hurricane season. The Weather Channel, is predicting 18 named storms, nine hurricanes and four major hu...

The application process for $2,500 grants available to assist for-profit small businesses in Escambia County or the City of Pensacola begins at 8am today. The closing deadline is Monday, April 27 at 5...

Florida Surgeon General Scott Rivkees says the state is at a plateau for coronavirus cases with a slight increase in the number over the past week. Although each of Florida's 67 counties is reporting ...

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said efforts are being made to correct problems for unemployed Floridians seeking to file for unemployment. DeSantis also said he has talked of allowing Disney World to d...

An employee of the Target store on 9 Mile Road in Pensacola has tested positive for COVID-19. The company said they are working with the local health department and following all health department gui...

Publix is setting aside special shopping hours for first responders and hospital workers on Thursday nights from 8 to 9 p.m. and Friday mornings from 7 to 8 a.m. The pharmacy will also be open at thes...

Destin City Parks and Recreation Director Lisa Firth said some picnic tables at city parks have been damaged in recent weeks by people using them as gym equipment. Gyms were deemed as non-essential bu...