Officials said the resolution extends the city’s emergency declaration to allow continued coordination of response efforts, allocation of resources and implementation of emergency measures necessary to protect public health and safety.
President Donald J. Trump approved a Major Disaster Declaration for Florida on Tuesday, releasing federal funding to assist recovery efforts following Hurricane Isaias.
A Pensacola man who was facing a trial on drug charges pleaded guilty Monday to conspiracy to tamper with a witness, admitting that he directed co-defendants to prevent a Baldwin County woman from testifying against him.
Okaloosa County plans to sink a record-setting ocean liner off Destin-Fort Walton Beach, turning the SS United States into the world’s largest artificial reef.
Tallahassee police arrested 15-year-old Anthony Rivers III in connection with the mass shooting near FAMU's Bragg Stadium that injured 11 after homecoming.
A shooting near Florida A&M University’s campus Saturday night has left the community shaken and raised concerns about safety during homecoming celebrations.
TPD is urging residents to come forward with evidence, no matter how small, as they continue to investigate a shooting Saturday night that injured 12 people.
An outside fire near Seacrest and Satinwood Drive in Santa Rosa Beach is 90% contained as of Saturday evening. No structures were damaged and no injuries were reported.
Detective Collin Savoie is set to receive both the Medal of Valor and the Life Saving Award on Nov. 17 during a Fort Walton Beach City Council meeting.
A Milton grandmother’s 911 call during Hurricane Isaias captured the tense minutes her family spent trapped inside their mobile home after a tree crashed down on it.
The United Cajun Navy has been setting up its own points of distribution around the area to hand out supplies including water, tarps and cleaning supplies
A federal jury has convicted a 23-year-old Pensacola man on charges stemming from 14 armed robberies at convenience stores and gas stations across Escambia County, authorities announced Tuesday.
Detective Angela Nieto started at Pensacola Police as a cadet in 2019, after serving in the military. She was promoted from cadet to officer seven months after joining the force. She was well known and respected throughout the department.
