Eglin’s Santa Rosa Island trespassing fines increase
Fines for trespassing violations at the Santa Rosa Island Closed Test Area increased May 31, 2024. The trespassing fine is a minimum of $250 for a first-time offense. The previous fine was $65.
Crosswalk at Byron and Magnolia streets to be named in honor of 14-year-old killed last year
A crosswalk at the intersection of Byrom and Magnolia Streets in Milton will be named for Myson McKenney, a 14-year-old who lost his life at the intersection last year.
‘The Vivarium is open:’ Butterfly house receives 65 day extension for stormwater management plan
After a back-and-forth that involved several public speakers, the Milton City Council voted to approve a 65-day extension for the Panhandle Butterfly House & Nature Center to come up with a stormwater management plan.
‘I had stroke level blood pressure:’ Milton mayor returns from FMLA leave, explains absence and addresses ongoing lawsuit with city
Mayor Heather Lindsay was back for Tuesday’s Milton City Council meeting, her first in months after she was out on FMLA leave, and it led to some tense moments. Lindsay is currently being sued by the city for not turning over public records.
Moms for Liberty chapter chair running for Santa Rosa County School Board seat
There will be two Calkins on the ballot this year in Santa Rosa County.
Mega Adoption Event
For the first time, Santa Rosa County Animal Services (SRCAS), Escambia County Animal Welfare (ECAW) and the Pensacola Humane Society (PHS) are joining forces for the Petco Love Florida Mega Adoption Event, June 28-30.
Latest IHMC facility brings new research opportunities to life
As the Blue Angels roared through the sky off in the distance, the Institute for Human and Machine Cognition introduced its Healthspan Resilience & Performance Complex in downtown Pensacola on Tuesday.
Sheriff: Man shoots wife, then himself on Adrian Way; couple leaves 3 children behind
A man killed his wife and then shot himself Sunday night on Adrian Way.
Cassie Carli Bill officially becomes law
On the afternoon of June 5, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed House Bill (HB) 385 into law. The bill, known as “Cassie Carli law,” will go into effect July 1.
Fundraisers held in Pace for Jay couple who lost everything in tornado
As heavy storms wreaked havoc across Santa Rosa County last month, one Jay couple experienced immeasurable devastation.














