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After being convicted of child sexual assault and being handed 10 life sentences, Larry Snipes noticed the court he intends to appeal the ruling.

Escambia County is counting on FEMA funding to help fix drainage problems in some areas. Here's a look at what the county has planned.

The organizations behind this year's Independence Day celebration in downtown Pensacola are promising an unforgettable and illuminating experience.

A $1.5 million legislative appropriation is expected to help fund a taxiway between Milton Aviation Park and Whiting Field, improving park viability.

Here's a roundup of our top stories from the past week that are available only to our subscribers.

Visitors check out the festivities during the 3rd annual PensaPride at Cordova Square in East Hill. PensaPride is a community-based Pride festival with live music, food trucks, art, community joy and more.

Several national news outlets misreported the Florida Atlantic University study into the "seaweed blob" that's been washing up on Florida beaches.

NAS Pensacola is alerting citizens not to be alarmed Tuesday if they spot large numbers of emergency responders at the base.

U.S. Sen. Rick Scott adviser shoots down New York Times report of a potential presidential run by Florida U.S. senator.

The University of West Florida will receive state funding to help expand degree programs and modernize the campus.