Storms rip roof off Pensacola brewery
A Pensacola brewery lost much of its roof Saturday morning as strong storms swept across the area. Emerald Republic Brewing, located off Barrancas Street at West Government and H streets,…
Fire at Pensacola’s Carter Paint and Body declared a total loss
Escambia County Fire Rescue crews responded Saturday afternoon to a fire at Carter Paint and Body, an automotive paint and collision repair business located at 3800 Hollywood Avenue in Pensacola.…
‘It’s Been a Nightmare’: Milton Family Prays for Return of Missing Woman Cindy Hoover
Dozens of friends and family members gathered at the Milton Riverwalk in April 2021 to pray for the safe return of 60-year-old Cindy Hoover, who had not been seen or…
DeSantis signs order banning vaccine passports in Florida
PENSACOLA, Fla. — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an executive order Friday banning vaccine passports in the state, moving decisively as federal leaders debated the idea. A vaccine passport could…
Six Months After Sally, One Family Still Waiting on Their Insurer
Half a year after Hurricane Sally tore across the Gulf Coast, a Pensacola-area family says the storm’s aftermath still fills their home — and their insurer still hasn’t paid them…
Pensacola to ease COVID-19 restrictions as vaccinations expand, hospitalizations fall
PENSACOLA, Fla. — Pensacola is preparing to loosen some of its COVID-19 restrictions as vaccination numbers climb and hospitalizations continue a steady decline, a pivot that would mark the most…
Gulf Breeze Man Arrested After Firing Shots at Neighbor Who Told Him to Slow Down
A Gulf Breeze man is facing charges after authorities say he fired two shots toward another man who confronted him about speeding through a neighborhood. The incident, laid out in…
Convicted Pensacola sex offender sentenced to 30 years for child sexual abuse
PENSACOLA, Fla. — A convicted sex offender has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for sexually abusing a child under the age of 12, according to court records. The…
First African American Blue Angels pilot reflects on making history 35 years later
Thirty-five years after becoming the first African American pilot in the Blue Angels, Donnie Cochran is looking back on what he calls one of the greatest stretches of his life.…
Pensacola sets first gun buyback event for March 20 at Bill Gregory Park
Pensacola is preparing for a first in the city’s history: a gun buyback event, scheduled for 9 a.m. on March 20 at Bill Gregory Park. Residents who bring a functioning…