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From WEAR-TV, WKRG and 11 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WEAR-TV2 hours ago

    FNR Scholar Athlete: Camden Murawski, Gulf Breeze High School

    No description available.

  2. WEAR-TV3 hours ago

    Election day Tuesday, Escambia voters urged to check precinct, note polling site changes

    PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Election day is Tuesday. Voters across Northwest florida are getting ready to head to the polls.This year the numbers show some changes in h

  3. WKRG4 hours ago

    Shrimp Basket closes six Alabama and Florida locations as company shifts focus

    Video above: ‘News 5 Now’ — Top Stories from Nov. 2, 2026 PENSACOLA, Fla. (WKRG) — Artistry Restaurants has closed six Shrimp Basket locations in Alabama and Florida, the company announced. The closures, which took effect Nov. 1, affect the Warrington restaurant in Pensacola, Florida, and locations in Bay Minette, Cullman, Gardendale, Tuscaloosa and Auburn,

    Also reported byWJTC

  4. Miramar News4 hours ago

    Need help with FEMA? Assistance sites open in Escambia, Santa Rosa

    Escambia and Santa Rosa counties have opened registration sites for residents who have questions regarding the process of applying for individual assistance from FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Administration.

    Also reported byWEAR-TV

  5. Get The Coast4 hours ago

    South Walton falls to Pensacola Catholic but looks playoff-bound after Raines moves up

    Pensacola Catholic pulled away from South Walton 31-14, but Raines' move to the Open Division has the Seahawks poised for a playoff spot despite Bay's overtime win.

  6. Mid Bay News6 hours ago

    HISTORY: When Florida almost sold the Emerald Coast to Alabama

    Here's how the Florida Panhandle nearly became part of Alabama in 1869 following post-Civil War financial distress, a plebiscite, and some late-hour tomfoolery.

  7. WEAR-TV7 hours ago

    Florida Power & Light seeks PSC approval for temporary Isaias restoration surcharge

    The aftermath of hurricane isaias could soon have an impact on your bills.On Friday – florida power and light proposed a temporary surcharge to cover the costs

  8. Florida Politics8 hours ago

    Alex Kelly joins Florida Defense Support Commission

    Alex Kelly, the new President of Pensacola State College, is joining the Florida Defense Support Commission, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced.

  9. WKRG8 hours ago

    First Halloween 2026 baby at Ascension Sacred Heart Pensacola

    Video above: Why are orange and black considered Halloween colors? PENSACOLA, Fla. (WKRG) — Ascension Sacred Heart Pensacola is celebrating the first baby born on Halloween 2026. According to a news release, Emerson Perrine was born at 1:53 a.m. Oct. 31 to Cady and Nate Perrine of Milton. He weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces, and

    Also reported byFOX10 News

  10. Gulf Coast Media10 hours ago

    Baldwin County communities prepare to honor veterans with parades, ceremonies and concerts

    Veterans Day may not arrive until Nov. 11, but communities across Baldwin County (and beyond) are already preparing to roll out the flags, sound the patriotic music and show their appreciation for …

  11. Pensacola News Journal13 hours ago

    Florida Power & Light Pensacola Girls Athlete of the Week Oct. 26-31

    Vote for nominees from volleyball, golf, cross country and swimming and diving for the FPL Girls Athlete of the Week until 11 a.m. Saturday.

  12. Pensacola News Journal13 hours ago

    Pensacola residents should see flood insurance costs drop

    Pensacola flood insurance policyholders may get lower flood insurance premiums after FEMA increased its rating for the city of Pensacola.

  13. Pensacola News Journal13 hours ago

    Nominations are open for the 2026 CivicCon awards

    People are working everyday to make the Pensacola community a better place. Help us recognize them by nominating them for a CivicCon Award.

  14. Pensacola News Journal13 hours ago

    The world's coral reefs are in deep trouble. Gulf Breeze lab leads rescue effort

    Tucked away in a compound on an island off Pensacola Beach, the EPA does groundbreaking work to save the world's coral reefs. Get a glimpse inside.

  15. Pensacola News Journal13 hours ago

    Explore EPA’s Coral Research Facility in Gulf Breeze

    Explore the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Coral Research Facility in Gulf Breeze on Oct. 6, 2026.

  16. Pensacola News Journal13 hours ago

    Pensacola dining scene sees 6 new restaurant openings in October

    From new entertainment complexes with dining options to a beloved taco shop closing, here is the latest on October restaurant openings and closures.

  17. Pensacola News Journal13 hours ago

    Pensacola volunteers to replant 200 trees lost to Hurricane Isaias

    After Isaias devastated Pensacola's tree canopy, a local nonprofit is recruiting volunteers to plant more than 200 trees across the area.

  18. OBA News13 hours ago

    Boots, Beach Walks, Gumbo & Good Times: What’s Up & What’s Good on the Alabama Gulf Coast

    Orange Beach, Ala. — (OBA) — November is wasting no time giving us reasons to get out and about. From kicking up our boots and exploring the shoreline to cruising the coast, catching local theater, hearing talented songwriters, and sampling some seriously good gumbo, there’s enough excitement to go around. Add a food

  19. WCJB15 hours ago

    Gator Soccer ties with Georgia, advances to the SEC Tournament

    The Gator Soccer team clinched a spot in the SEC tournament on Sunday after tying with Georgia.

  20. WKRG22 hours ago

    Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Pensacola raises more than $100K towards nonprofit research

    ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. (WKRG) — A walk for a cure Sunday afternoon as Pensacola hosted its annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s event, raising money for the Alzheimer’s Association in their continued research of the disease. Participants and volunteers alike walked in support of a diagnosed loved one. “I am involved personally. I became part of

  21. WRUFYesterday

    Florida Soccer Earns SEC Tournament Berth in Draw vs. Georgia

    Going into its regular-season finale against longtime rival Georgia, Florida soccer needed a win or a draw to punch its ticket to the SEC Tournament in Pensacola. And with a little over four minutes left, it seemed the Gators were on track to log their first win since Alabama on Oct. 8, securing three crucial

  22. WKRGYesterday

    Registration for FEMA assistance begins in Escambia County, Florida

    ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. (WKRG) — Federal assistance for homeowners in Escambia County Florida will finally be available starting Sunday. People affected by Isaias can get help applying for FEMA assistance at three different locations. From 1 to 5 Sunday afternoon, registration points will be open at Bayview Senior Center, the Escambia County Central Office Complex,

    Also reported byFOX10 News

  23. Pensacola News JournalYesterday

    See which Pensacola-area golfers qualified for FHSAA regionals

    Golf regionals get underway Monday. See what to expect for Pensacola area golfers.

  24. Pensacola News JournalYesterday

    Super Chix shuts down its only Florida location at Cordova Mall

    The Pensacola Super Chix has permanently closed its Cordova Mall location, leaving Florida without any of the chicken chain's restaurants.

  25. Pensacola News JournalYesterday

    Blue Angels homecoming show returns after 2 years. What to know

    The Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show will wow fans for the first time since 2024. Here's what to know about the show this year.

  26. Pensacola News JournalYesterday

    Isaias FEMA aid and Thanksgiving dining in Pensacola's top stories

    This week's top stories include FEMA aid for Isaias, what restaurants are open for Thanksgiving and a fatal Vibrio vulnificus case in Escambia County.

  27. Pensacola News JournalYesterday

    Great Gulfcoast Arts, Greek Fest, First City Lights return this week

    Great Gulfcoast Arts Fest, Greek Fest, First City Lights, and the Frank Brown International Songwriters’ Fest are among this week's biggest events.