Pensacola Teen Shooting Highlights Safety Concerns
A 16-year-old was shot early Friday in a possible drive-by near Montclair on Deauville Way and taken to the hospital in stable condition. The...

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A 16-year-old was shot early Friday in a possible drive-by near Montclair on Deauville Way and taken to the hospital in stable condition. The...
Saharan dust and dry air are suppressing all tropical development across the Gulf this week, keeping the Panhandle clear of storms. New residents can...
Pensacola police arrested Nicholas Safford and Lillian Myers within days of the July 5 downtown shooting that killed 19-year-old Phillip Shepard Jr....
Pensacola Beach is seeing record traffic ahead of the 2026 Blue Angels air show, with major congestion expected at the Bob Sikes Toll Plaza. For...
A new poll shows 64% support for a constitutional amendment expanding Florida's homestead exemption, which would lower taxable home values for primary...
Escambia County voters in several precincts have new polling locations for the 2026 elections.
Pensacola International Airport's $425,000 BUILD grant will fund a planning study to reconfigure terminal roadways and curbfront areas amid more than...
Two suspects arrested in July 5 downtown shooting that killed one and injured six. Incident tied to long-standing feud amid hundreds of unsupervised...
Pensacola's CRA expansion, which would divert $34.6 million in property taxes over 20 years from Escambia County, is now on hold after Councilman...
Alabama's Department of Mental Health moved to decertify ARC Baldwin County citing repeated safety concerns, care failures, and compliance issues. Relocators to the Panhandle should verify local healthcare standards before committing to any area.
Pensacola entrepreneurs can now renew Business Tax Licenses more easily through the new MyGovernmentOnline platform, which automates paperwork and...
The July 5 downtown shooting killed 19-year-old Phillip Sheppard Jr. and injured six others amid a years-long gang-related feud.
Pensacola's July 5 downtown shooting killed one 19-year-old and wounded six others, marking Florida's 13th mass shooting of 2026 and one of 17...
A deadly shooting struck downtown Pensacola early Sunday, killing a 19-year-old and wounding six others aged 16-26 on Intendencia Street.
Pensacola enters its typical July pattern of very hot, humid days with heat indices hitting 100-105°F.
Ensley and Navy Point elementaries will provide free on-campus medical, dental, optometry and mental health care plus family support services starting...