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Jim Morrison's Everest expedition highlights rugged gear built for mountain adventures. Here's what caught our attention in the documentary.
Former US Rep. Matt Gaetz faces a new federal civil lawsuit alleging he participated in a sex trafficking scheme. He denies wrongdoing.
The Tennessee Volunteers welcome the Alabama Crimson Tide to town at Neyland Stadium. Here's how to buy last-minute tickets for Saturday's game.
The world famous Banana Ball is coming to Blue Wahoos Stadium in Pensacola May 21-22.
ICE denies involvement in a Pensacola Beach roofing incident, pointing to state investigators whose agency has an immigration enforcement agreement
Derelict boats damaged Bayou Chico properties during the hurricane, renewing calls for action as Escambia County works to strengthen enforcement.
High deductibles and tree removal costs that aren't covered by insurance could leave homeowners with hefty bills following Hurricane Isaias.
The Pensacola Interstate Fair will proceed as scheduled from Oct. 22 to Nov. 1 despite minor damage from Hurricane Isaias.
Roofers repairing Hurricane Isaias damage at The Grand Marlin refused to come down as federal agents remained at the restaurant for about two hours.
Pensacola spent about $1 million on pallet shelter homes for the homeless. They survived Hurricane Isaias unscathed.
Teams of volunteers have flocked to the Pensacola area to provide food, water and even hot showers to people still without power after Hurricane Isaias.
Pensacola police and FDLE agents arrested a part-time PPD officer on felony narcotics charges after a 'lengthy investigation.'
Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves said so far, private property owners in the city have reported an estimated $70 million in damage from Hurricane Isaias.
Demand for tree removal services is high following Hurricane Isaias. How to know if you're dealing with a reputable company and getting a fair price.
Pensacola restaurants are looking for community support after Hurricane Isaias power outages caused major inventory and revenue losses.
