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The Pensacola Fire Department trains to fight aircraft and aviation fires during session at the Pensacola International Airport.

Beyond Van Gogh's traveling exhibit, featuring a third of the famous painter's artwork, is arriving in Pensacola for a month.

Deputies responded to the 1800 block of Schnoor Road on Wednesday evening to find Stephen Lee Jernigan, 70, dead.

Da'quavion Snowden said he drove the car the night of Ladarius Clardy's homicide, but said murder charges won't "stick" because he didn't shoot a gun.

You can spend 'Sundays with Quint' anytime. The successful businessman's latest book offers advice for people at every stage of their career.

Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves has proposed a $313.9 million city budget for his first full fiscal year as mayor, a $36.5 million increase over 2023.

From confusing communications to "deep" political divides, Milton city manager candidate Scott Collins explains why he didn't take the job.

The Florida Department of Education approved several new rules on Wednesday that are aimed at how Black history is taught and bathrooms.

Pensacola may have to explain to a judge next month why it should not be held in contempt for removing the city's Confederate monument in 2020.

The city of Milton is trying for the third time to find a developer for a mixed-use project along 8 acres on the Blackwater River