Texas Roadhouse in Milton will host a fundraising night Tuesday, May 12, to benefit the families of Meagan Livingston and Landon Sanders, two former Milton High students who died in a car crash on April 24.

UPDATE: Pace Water System has rescinded a precautionary boil water notice to its customers. The boil water notice was initially handed down May 4.

Naval Air Station Pensacola reopened its areas of public interest to daily visitation Friday, including the National Naval Aviation Museum, the Pensacola Lighthouse and Maritime Museum and Fort Barrancas.

Beginning on Sunday, May 3, drivers who cross over the Escambia River Bridge may need to add time to their commute due to roadwork.

For businesses across Northwest Florida, visibility isn’t just important – it’s everything. And in a region fueled by tourism and a strong sense of local pride, getting in front of the right audience at the right time can make all the difference. That’s exactly where the Emerald Coast Visitors Guide continues to shine.

Each year, the Emerald Coast Visitors Guide serves as a trusted resource for both visitors and locals looking to experience the very best our area has to offer. From where to dine and shop to the top places to stay and explore, this guide is often the first stop for people planning their time along the Gulf Coast. It even has fun feature articles and graphics about the types of fish, birds and sea life you can see around our area. This publication is picked up in hotels, visitor centers, and local businesses, and it stays in circulation throughout the busy season – meaning your business isn’t just seen once, but again and again.

A Pace man will spend the next five years in state prison after he found guilty to the death of his 10-month-old son after he was found dead in a hot car in 2021.

Two passengers of a pickup truck were killed in a crash at the intersection of American Farms Road and Cornfield Way in Milton.

Local lawn expert Skip Orth, owner of Father and Son Pest and Lawn Solutions, has published a book titled “What Every Home Owner on the Emerald Coast Needs to Know About Lawn Care,” which is a compilation of his many years of experience at solving lawn problems!

At Texas Roadhouse, the numbers alone are enough to turn heads. In a city of roughly 11,000 residents, the restaurant serves an average of 7,500 guests each week. But according to managing partner Matt Readling, the real story isn’t just about volume – it’s about people, consistency, and a commitment to doing things the hard way: from scratch.

Every Santa Rosa County 4-H student who participated in a recent Panhandle Poultry Project show on March 28 walked away with a blue ribbon, with Ayla Foreman claiming the top honor of Grand Champion for her entry, Opal.