Take Pride Pensacola Clean Up Downtown
Archaeology Month in Pensacola
The 7th Annual "Riding for a Reason" Event
An Escambia County Alabama Woman is Missing
Milton Police are Hunting Down A Robber
A Teenage Murder Suspect Entered a No Contest Plea Friday
An Arkansas Woman's Dying Wish Made Possible
A Local Golf Course that has Hosted Golf Legends will Close on Sunday
Gulf Shores Making Beachfront Improvements
New Developments on the Air Force Tanker Contract
A Sex Offender Indicted on Child Pornography
Bank Robbers Caught In Okaloosa County
Journey Through Space With The New Movie "Hubble" at The NAS IMAX
Governor Charlie Crist Visits Pensacola
The Final Legislative Showdown on Health Care This Sunday
A Crestview Man Arrested on Molestation Accusations a Year Ago
Illegal Dumping Arrest
TNA Wrestling Comes to Pensacola
Burglars Broke into the Santa Rosa Mall
DOD May Name EADS Prime Contractor
Alabama Bank Robbery Arrests
Serial Flasher Arraigned
Baldwin County Drug Arrest
Escambia County Teacher Fired
Okaloosa Island Storage Facility Arson
Former Motel Owner Arrested
Crist in Pensacola
Local Area Weekend Events
Stimulus Dollars Putting More Deputies On the Streets
Pensacola Man Sold Stolen Mechandise On eBay
State Pursuing Underage Tattoo Ban
Lawmakers Pass Civics Education Bill
Impact 100 Completes 2010 Membership Drive
Gulf Shores Council Approves $3.25M Land Deal
Undercover Agent Suing Escambia Sheriff's Office
Bank Robber Headed to Prison
Florida Lawmakers Questioning State Deal
Escambia High Teacher Fired For Alleged Sex Abuse
Produce Stand Hit In Food Stamp Fraud Investigation
Prayer At Public School Events Might Become a Reality
Boil Water Notice Issued For Some Pensacolians
School Leaders Break Ground On New Elementary School
Pensacola Man Selected As Thunderbirds' "Hometown Hero"
Gulf Shores Rolls Out New Safety Measures
Pensacola Fire Captain Pleads Guilty to Theft
Consumer Alert: Graco Harmony High Chairs
Latest on Fruit Stand Bust
Teen Charged with Murder of Dad
West Moreno Home Invasion
Car Drives into Waffle House
Laurel Hill Mayor Dies
Bingo Ordinance
ECUA Recycling
Student's Death a Reminder to Jog Safely
Florida's Prison Population Growing
Poster of Offensive Sign Cited For Code Violations
Catholic High School Receives Award From Apple
Florida's Black Colleges Facing Budget Cuts
Private Company Operating Two Escambia Alternative Schools Next Year
Marine Facing Felony After Killing Girlfriend's Dog
Local Produce Stand Raided By FDLE
Fellow Spring Break Volunteers Reflect On Killed Student's Life
Downtown FWB Merchants Extending Hours
Milton Man Behind Bars For Sexual Battery
Okaloosa Commission: Fox Penning Decision Should Be Up to State
Trial Date Set For Women Who Faked Girl's Disappearance
Florida Lawmakers Trying to Boost Imports
Possible Changes For Florida's Bright Futures Scholarship
Florida Couple Almost Loses $3K In Scam
Pensacola City Leaders Given "Irish Blessing"
What St. Patrick's Day Means to McGuire's Patrons
Pensacola Beach Celebrates St. Patrick's Day
Jogger Hit and Killed on Highway 29
Warrington Shooting Followup
DMV Waiting Times
Florida Student Healthcare
Alabama Prepaid Tuition
Saenger Rental
Job Fairs
Catholic HS Award
FOP Protest Followup
Teacher's Child Abuse Charges Dropped
Escambia Co Animal Shelter Delays Adoptions
Carbon Monoxide Posioning Claims At Least One Life in Silverhill
Destin Church Zoning Issues
Pensacola's Housing Market; The Best in the State?
FOP Protest
An Escambia Deputy Suspended
Tiger Woods is Returning to Golf
Reviving The Belmont-Devilliers Community
Fairhope Possible Test City for Google's Internet Access
NAS Pensacola Announces A New Commander
Sin In A Tin
Honda Recall For Brake Pedal Problems
Adoption Debate Heating Up
A Broadband Upgrade
Tiger Woods Will Play in The Masters
Warrington Shooting Suspect Identified
Elberta Burglary Suspect Bond Revoked
Elberta Meth Lab
Formal Wear Burglary
Seaworld Video
Gulf Breeze Red Light Cameras
Elberta City Budget
Global Recruiting Solutions Job Fair
An Offensive Sign Causing A Lot of Controversy
Semi Loaded with Equipment Stolen from Flomaton Company
Plans to Build a new Park in Gulf Breeze
Project Brownsville Concerns
Beach Break-Ins
Mitchell Money Laundering Sentencing
Construction Equipment Stolen in Flomaton
I-10 Re-Opened After Major Traffic Jams
The Blue Angels Return to Pensacola
Maritime Park Without a Museum?
Changes Coming for the Discount Process for Hurricane Insurance
Union Group Says Legislature's Wage War on Working Families
McGuire's Beer Now Bottled and Distributed Across Florida
Sushine Laws
Santa Rosa Co Man Charged with DUI Manslaughter
Navarre Burglaries
Alabama Guns
Baldwin County School Tax
Blue Angels
Brother Of H1N1 Victim Pushes For Vaccinations
Cantonment Wreck Blocks Intersection For Hours
Home Foreclosure Crisis
Toyota Does Not Believe California Driver Of Prius
Lifeguards Return to Area Beaches
Police Investigating Burglaries On Local Beaches
Gulf Breeze Arts Festival Raises Money For Scholarships
McGuire's 5K Draws 8,000 Participants
Free Flu Shots At Two Locations Sunday
Milton Police Arrest Man On Multiple Charges
Williams Family's Friends Cope With Father's Murder
Another Arrest In Teen's Shooting Death
Florida Homeless Programs Could Lose Big Money This Year
One-Cent Sales Tax Election Nearing
PR Firms Suing Florida Over Census Contracts
Stolen Items In Burglary Ring To Be Claimed
Junior League and UWF Host Bargain Sale This Weekend
Dozier School Investigation Now Over
14-Year-Old Shoots His Own Father
The Rising Price Of Tomatoes
Annual McGuire's St. Patrick's Day Run
H1N1 Spread Among Inmates
Effect of Half-Cent Sales Tax
Baldwin County Man Shot On His Own Property
Man Accused Of Rape At Milton Church
Dog Abandoned In Cage For Days
Destin Man Wins Fantasy Five
Florida Libraries Hit Hard
Details On Mobile Bay Boating Accident
Pensacola Teen Charged in Homicide
Elsanor Shooting
More Victims Possible in Tomlinson Case
Mobile Man Found Guilty in Circle K Trial
Burglary Ring Arrest
Pastor Laird Services
International Paper Receives Permit
Lifeguards Back on Duty
Saint Patrick's Day Blood Drive
Florida Court: Public Has No Right to Speak At Public Meetings
Florida Property Insurance Could Be Going Up
Gulf Breeze Hospital Expanding
SRIA Approves "De Luna Fest" Proposal
Santa Rosa Commission Wants to Get Rid of Derelict Boats
Cop Killer Killed In Prison
First Wave of Spring Breakers Deal With Red Flags
Charges Mounting Against Sheriff Lieutenant
Police Now Suspect Foul Play In Silverhill Deaths
Census "Reminder" Letter: Wasteful Or Useful?
Kiwi the Dolphin Dies At Gulfarium
Fire Destroys Molino Home
Road Crew Cleanup Prevents Santa Rosa Floods
Study: Florida Most Dangerous State For Pedestrians
Man Charged After Driving On Wrong Side of Road
Police Arrest Fifth Suspect In Burglary Ring
Owner of Flora-Bama Lounge Filing For Bankruptcy
Santa Rosa Deputy Makes Appearance in Court
Silverhill Death Investigation
Plane Crash Victim ID
Cathy Lister Charges
Flomaton Bank Robbery
Aitcheson Verdict
Beach Concert Approved
Pensacola Habitat For Humanity Will Get Stimulus Boost
I-10 Accident Injures Escambia Deputy
Authorities Looking For Missing Huntsville Woman
Music School Is Pensacola's Own "School of Rock"
Florida House Rushing Through 911 Public Exemption Law
Law Makers Hoping to Resolve Seminole Gambling Deal
Crist Calls Rubio On Pork-Barrel Spending
Sheriff's Lieutenant Arrested For Child Sex Abuse
Accusations Against Lister Mounting
Aitcheson Convicted of Murder, Arson
Neighbor Thinks Silverhill Deaths Are Suspicious
Court: Public Has No Right to Comment At Meetings
Son of Local Sailor Having Trouble Salvaging Dad's Boat
Escambia Animal Shelter Dealing With Disease Outbreak
Government Wants Charter Captains' Input On Fishing
Some Students Spending Spring Break Building Homes
Niceville Native Still Missing After Boat Capsizes
Investigators: Student's Expulsion Not Endorsed By Police Dept.
Part of 17th Avenue Closed Thursday
Two Roads Damaged By Ida Reopening Friday
REGIONAL - Two roads damaged during Tropical Storm Ida will reopen on Friday.

Both Earl Bowden Way between Pensacola Beach and Navarre Beach, and Johnson Beach Road are expected to open at the end of the week.

Sand removal is almost complete, and construction barrels are being set up to block areas that need more repairs.

Work on Fort Pickens Road is not yet complete.

No word yet on when it will re-open. Two Roads Damaged By Ida Reopening Friday
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