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Santa Rosa Republican Executive Committee member caught stealing campaign signs
George Oedsma, a member of Santa Rosa County Republican Executive Committee, faces a charge of petty theft after being caught with a stash of Sam Parker campaign signs in the back of his SUV. Parker said a local business owner had witnessed a vehicle pull into an empty parking lot of a...
After collapsing from a stroke, an Alabama man wound up in Pensacola with no way home
Derrick Taylor is not homeless and never has been, but he got an idea of what it’s like to be alone and helpless on the street after a barrage of unfortunate incidents took him from his home in Birmingham, Alabama, to a hospital in Pensacola. The 61-year-old man says the experience opened...
PNJ Super Seniors: Meet the 13 seniors with high expectations and ceilings entering 2024 season
The class of 2025 in the Pensacola area has produced some top talent, with some of these players having been on football fans' – and college recruiters, for that matter – radar since they were freshmen back in the 2021 campaign. That season was the first season after the COVID-19 pandemic, even though the 2020 campaign still went on, it was a touch delayed. There was no spring football in 2020, and summer workouts had to go...
How strong will Hurricane Ernesto get? See how it could impact your Florida weekend
After battering Puerto Rico with torrential rain, Hurricane Ernesto is now heading toward Bermuda. Ernesto strengthened overnight, with winds now at 85 mph. It's expected to rapidly intensify over open water and could be near major hurricane strength by Friday before the center passes over or near Bermuda Saturday, according to the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center. ...
Scientists find sea surface temps in South Florida estuaries are hotter than oceans around the world
TAMPA, Fla. - Florida’s marine life could use some relief from the heat as University of South Florida marine scientists are finding that sea surface temperatures in South Florida estuaries and coastal waters are hotter than oceans around the world. As heat waves spell trouble for critical habitats like...
Orange Beach Fire Rescue Urges Residents to Update Community Connect Information
Community Connect Helps First Responders Save Lives. Orange Beach, Ala. – (OBA) – Orange Beach Fire Rescue (OBFR) is calling on residents to participate in, or update their information in its Community Connect program. This program is designed to aid emergency responders by providing essential information about homes and businesses. With the aim of improving response times and decision-making during emergencies, the OBFR emphasizes the importance of updating information annually on its website.
Pensacola teen indicted in drive-by shooting that killed 70-year-old woman
ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. (WKRG) — An Escambia County grand jury has indicted a Pensacola man accused in the drive-by shooting that killed 70-year-old Myra Hayes. According to a news release from Florida State Attorney Ginger Bowden Madden, 19-year-old Terrance Gross Jr. was indicted for the shooting that occurred on June 24 at 4260 Erress Blvd. […]
Florida Republican active voters top Democrats by 1 million. What does it mean?
Republicans in Florida now have about one million more active voters than the Democratic Party, a historic milestone as the GOP continues to extend its edge in voter registrations. There are 5.3 million active voters registered as Republicans compared with the Democratic Party’s 4.3 million, according to county-level data aggregated...
Florida election officials warn of false rumor about ballot markings days before the state’s primary
NEW YORK — (AP) — An unfounded claim that election workers will invalidate ballots by writing on them is prompting election clerks in Florida to correct the record ahead of next week's state primary. Clerks in Collier and Escambia counties, home to Naples and Pensacola, are reassuring voters...
Florida CFO calls for investigation of 'concerning' spending by UF President Ben Sasse
Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis Thursday called on the state university system to investigate spending by outgoing University of Florida President Ben Sasse, saying his department would "offer auditing support." "Reports of @UF's exorbitant spending by Ben Sasse’s office are concerning," Patronis wrote in a social media post on X. ...
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