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Decriminalizing fentanyl test strips is an outlier among DeSantis' attempts to curb overdoses in Florida with "law and order" measures.

Pensacola unvieled their results of the street sweeping naming contest, and in a surprise move, Mayor D.C. Reeves added a fourth sweeper to be named.

The officer involved in the shooting was investigating a hit-and-run crash that happened in Pensacola around 2:30 p.m.

Skanska barges damaged two Navy-owned bridges during Hurricane Sally. Now, the Department of Justice is seeking to have two barges seized and sold.

Dangerous rip currents, extremely rough water and high surf have made conditions deadly along the Panhandle coast.

Joseph Franklin reportedly shot his wife in the chest during an argument and was found standing over her smoking a cigarette when deputies arrived.

You bought the decorations, the food and sent the invites. Now to prepare for the clean-up that comes after the Fourth of July. Here's what to know.

The Florida couple who filed a lawsuit against OceanGate's CEO is dropping their suit after the submersible's catastrophic implosion near the Titanic.

When he made the announcement, DeSantis touted his legislative accomplishments and said he was proud to recognize hardworking employees with a holiday.

The city of Pensacola is offering $100,000 in assistance for late rent and utilities payments for qualified residents.