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• BREAKING: 4 year old boy missing after falling from boat


• Deadly shooting near Indianapolis Motor Speedway


• California mass shooting


• Veterans Affairs scandal


• Pensacola High School Alumni gives back to the community


• One northbound lane on I-65 open in Baldwin County after fatal wreck


• Surprise homecoming for Memorial Day


• Memorial Day Weekend across the Country


• Chicago remembered loved ones with their 11th annual Memorial Day Soldier Field run


• Memorial Day; remembering those who have made the ultimate sacrifice


• Hollywood Director's son suspected of shooting rampage


• FCAT results are out


• 'Best US Beaches' ranked by 'Dr. Beach'


• Gulf Island National Seashore asks tourists to watch out for Shorebird Nesting


• Stressing out at home vs work


• Two new food recalls


• Memorial Day Ceremonies around town


• 2nd-round of debris clean-up begins Tuesday in Gulf Breeze


• Florida Taxwatch adds 107 hometown projects to the 2014 budget


• Facebook Tweaks Security Measures


• Summer Outlook at the Pump, Stable


• Okaloosa Summer Business


• NEW INFORMATION: I-65 fatal accident closed northbound traffic


• Sheriff Morgan claims Pensacola Energy 'was not' at jail building when work was being done on gas lines


• Memorial Day travel projections


• Flood debris pickup continues


• Escambia Co flood debris collection ends Friday


• First of FCAT scores released


• City of Pensacola looking for developer for prime property downtown


• Shorebird Nesting on Pensacola Beach


• 'Best US Beaches' airs from Perdido Key


• WASTE WATCH: 2014 Turkey Budget Report


• Shoreline Village getting complete make-over


• Sprint pays largest 'Do Not Call' violation fine ever


• Community Maritime Park free summer movie series


• Orange Beach Osprey cam


• CONSUMER ALERT: Hidden cell phone charges


• Memorial Day local events


• Part of I-65 remains closed, expect traffic delays


• Downtown Pensacola stabbing investigation


• Police search for suspects in March of Dimes and Healthy Start break-ins


• Crazy weather expected to calm a bit going in to the holiday weekend


• Gas prices stable going in to Memorial Day weekend


• Sea turtle nesting season continues through end of October


• Red Snapper state season opens tomorrow


• Nation's Airlines bouncing back in profits


• Two Okaloosa County restaurants shut down after health inspections


• Marine mom remembers fallen son with military teddy bears


• E. coli outbreak linked to sprouts; hummus, dips, walnuts recalled


• Northbound lanes of I-65 still closed


• Memorial ceremony at Veteran's Park


• Hurricane Season Update


• Escambia County Sheriff's Office, Gas


• Escambia County jail defends handling of flood repairs two years ago


• Correction's Administrative Building continues to see damage from last month's flood


• Despite flood losses, farmers still have hope for successful season


• Hurricane Season predicted to be below-normal to normal for hurricanes


• Pensacola Beach businesses prepare for huge Memorial Day


• Navarre summer concert series begins tonight


• Navarre could soon be a new Santa Rosa city


• Pensacola man arrested for stealing industrial batteries out of road warning and construction site signs


• This is a 'story about a rose'


• Tennessee Titans cheerleaders visit the gulf coast for annual calendar shoot


• Pensacola woman appears in People Magazine


• Never before seen meteor shower expected late Friday night/Saturday morning


• HEALTH: Wallets blamed for Americans obesity


• Mortgage rates hit lowest rate since October


• Toyota releases two recalls today


• More vehicle recalls from General Motors


• Florida moves way down on the list for 'Best place for Veterans'


• YOUR THREE CENTS: Should Florida extend the day in all elementary schools by an hour?


• Severe Weather across the nation


• Federal forecasters release hurricane season predictions today


• Supreme Court upholds conviction and sentence of Tina Brown


• Storm task force meets in Gulf Breeze tonight


• Okaloosa Co. could add sales tax to pay for flood damage


• Jail flooding update


• Downtown Pensacola parking changes


• Playing in the water is fun BUT safety first


• Pensacola getting lots of attention for great vacation spot


• The power of social media in our local community


• Florida children shocked in pool


• Helping make football safer


• Encouraging water safety at the beach


• Heroin in Escambia County


• PetCo and PetSmart stops selling pet treats in China


• Mount Carmel United Methodist Church recovering from last weeks fire


• Local vet responds to VA investigation


• President says VA misconduct, if any, will be punished


• Largest Heroin seizures in Escambia Co in a decade


• 'Hooked on Heroin' National Town Hall


• Sheriff Morgan defends handling of previous jail flooding issue


• Okaloosa commissioner proposes tax increase to pay for aged stormwater systems


• Washington High School students create mural at Workman Middle


• Democrats join House investigation in 2012 Benghazi attacks


• State Troopers identifiy victim in overnight accident on Pensacola Beach


• Police search for possible suspect in meth lab fire in Santa Rosa County


• Local county recycling updates


• HEALTHWATCH: Taking care of your feet


• Blue Angels perform missing man formation


• Emergency Repair Work and Nighttime Lane Closure Planned for U.S. 98


• Teen faces charges for bringing firearm on school property


• HEALTH: Is Sea Salt better for you than Table Salt?


• HEALTH: Agriculture Dept allows schools to delay bringing in whole grain foods this year


• HEALTH: Bringing back school nurses would save money


• GM Recall on Chevrolet Aveo


• EBay gets hacked; ask customers to reset passwords


• Pensacola makes list of Top 10 Military reunions


• Emerald Sands Inn fire may be drug related


• Teen facing felony charges after taking gun on school bus


• President Obama remarks on veteran affairs


• Pensacola Beach trolley starts running this Friday


• Deadly crash on Pensacola Beach late last night


• Okaloosa Summer Jobs


• 'Junior Lifeguard Program;' unique summer camp for teens


• Destin mayor tries to prevent gambling in the future


• Coast Guard wants all boaters to file a 'float plan' before each trip


• Lakeview Center interview: Human Trafficking


• Hundreds of former NFL players suing the league for putting profits over their health


• Northwest Florida State College designated 'Purple Heart College'


• Body of Marine who fell from aircraft in NC found


• Toxic jerky treats linked to more than 1,000 dog deaths


• Keys Court HAZ-MAT Situation


• Vacant School Turns Community Center


• HEALTH WATCH: Nail Salon dangers


• College student vanished from Chicago airport


• China denies US claims over stealing secrets from American companies


• GoPro enhances learning experience at Beulah Elementary


• Gulf Breeze property deal


• Homes deemed 'unlivable' by flood damage


• Washout slows traffic on Highway 98


• Some Florida schools extending hours for reading


• Institute for Human and Machine Cognition developing groundbreaking technology


• Chase Street manhole caves in closing road


• New Leap playroom opens at Children's Hospital at Sacred Heart


• Northwest Florida Regional Airport sees increase in passenger traffic


• Florida sets strict growing parameters for medical marijuana


• Beef recall from Wolverine Packing Company out of Detroit ,Michigan


• Busch Garden Tampa / Seaworld raising ticket prices


• Sunscreen concerns


• Marine missing from routine training mission in North Carolina


• Smart phones and smart luggage; new from AT&T


• Some hotels may add hidden fees


• General Motors recall due to defective front seat belts


• YOUR THREE CENTS: Should immigrants who serve in the U.S. military be given American citizenship?


• Gulf Breeze City Council approves proposal for Highway 98 land purchase


• ABC -- Chinese cyber crime


• Three facing charges in Milton home invasions


• Pensacola Police search for Walmart flasher suspect


• Holt grocery store common thread in debit/credit card fraud


• Federal appeals court 'will not' reconsider BP settlement ruling


• Crestview felony battery arrest


• 'Hooked on Heroin' National Town Hall


• Some Florida schools adding an hour to schedule for reading


• Okaloosa County school receives new recyclers


• Good samaritan finds notes from heartbroken children


• Elementary student assaulted by sibling duo


• Escaped inmate turns himself in


• Beef recalled for possible e-coli


• TRAFFIC: 28th Street closed in Niceville


• Red Snapper Seasonal


• BP Oil Spill Settlement


• Scenic Highway expected to re-open next month


• Firefighter's 'Selfie' Taken During SoCal Fires Goes Viral


• Chipolte enforces 'no gun' policy


• Manna Food Pantries receives major help and support from the community


• Trinity Learning Center reopens after major flooding damage


• Government reconsiders the shortening of Red Snapper season


• Scenic Highway being rebuilt


• Okaloosa Island opens new hotel in over 15 years


• Flooded cars may be resold; how to spot damaged cars


• Holt credit card fraud


• Search continues for escaped prisoner from Escambia Road Prison


• Heroin use on the rise among young people


• Pensacola Police search for 'indecent exposure' suspect


• Hunter Avenue fire sends one to hospital


• Gas prices drop over last month


• HEALTH: Gluten free


• Beef recall


• One local man remembers 'Assignment: Jackie Kennedy'


• Some Florida elementary schools will extend an hour next year


• May is Asian-Pacific American Heritage month


• Burger King changing 'Have it your way' slogan


• Escaped prisoner on the run near Jacks Branch road


• Escambia County unemployed entitled Disaster Unemployment Assistance benefits


• Trinity Learning Center reopens after being closed due to flood damage


• Manna Food Pantries works to reopen doors after flood


• Holiday Inn Resort Beachfront opens on Eglin Air Force Base


• Navy Federal set to begin expansion project


• Fears continue of MERS spreading in US


• Milton sick Bald Eagles


• 2014 statewide hurricane exercise underway in Tallahassee


• More FEMA centers open in Okaloosa, Walton counties


• Navy Federal to expand, hire


• Gulf Winds to present Manna with $50k check today


• Florida couple finds alligator taking a dip in backyard pool


• Florida's unemployment rate drops


• Kraft recalls cottage cheese


• 16 killed after bus carrying children catches fire in Colombia


• Elephant taking a dip in the Florida ocean


• 6 Bald Eagles found sick in Milton; believe to be food poisoning


• Florida's unemployment rate dropped slightly in April


• Navy Federal expands Beulah campus


• Last night at Hangout Fest and the party doesn't stop


• 3 face charges in Turkish mining disaster


• North Korea reports 'serious accident' after apartment building collapsed


• Schools work to help transgender students fit in


• Studies: Wildfires worse due to global warming


• The correct summer shoes for children


• Worst Corporate apologies


• Legal battle between Google and Apple ends


• National Foster Care Month: One foster family shares their story


• President Obama raises awareness of brain and head injuries in kids' sports


• 13,000 year old skeleton found in underwater cave


• Red Lobster chain gets new owner


• MILITARY SALURE: Matthew Lynch


• FEMA application numbers, county by county


• Research Shows Bullying has Health Affects


• Deer gets Stuck in Hot Tub


• California Chrome Poised for Triple Crown


• 'Mars One' trip sending people to colonize Mars


• Cost of a baby-sitter becoming expensive for parents


• Nigerian schoolgirls rally held in South Florida


• Smoking Hookah may be more dangerous to health than previously thought


• Swat team competition in Okaloosa County


• MILITARY SALUTE: Wesley Lebow


• Memorial Day travelers


• The party continues at Hangout Fest in Gulf Shores


• Arizona College student bounces back from the dead after nearly donating his organs


• Number of residents who need FEMA assistance continues to grow


• FEMA claims center opeining in Okaloosa Co.


• Drainage system affected by storm flooding in Escambia Co.


• Hangout Fest continues through the weekend


• Art In The Park features about 90 artists


• 'Visit Pensacola' targets travelers in Nashville


• James Matthews' career skyrockets after playing at Carnegie Hall


• Turtles released back into the Gulf


• Health officials expect more cases of MERS to arrive in US


• VA Secretary resigns after scandal investigation


• Doctors warn residents of viral mosquito-borne disease


• Three wildfires near San Diego cause evacuation


• Largest Dinosaur ever believed to have been discovered


• US Hosptials Prepare for Potential MERS Patients


• Heatlh News Today


• Dosage Changes to Sleep Aid


• Fema Numbers


• Hangout Fest in Gulf Shore, AL


• Okaloosa County FEMA claims center hoping to open Sunday in Crestview


• FEMA numbers review


• Lake Charlene drainage improvement project


• Manna Food Pantries receives food stock


• Visit Pensacola gives away trips from Nashville International Airport


• Okaloosa County SWAT competition


• Favor House honors survivors of domestic violence


• Mary Esther's Diamond Works Jewelry Store burglar sentenced to thirteen years


• Becoming a Foster parent


• UWF piano player goes from homeless to performing for millions


• US Bureau of Labor Statistics says Florida's unemployment shows no improvement


• GM settles in ignition switch defect recall


• Gree Applicance Dehumidifier recall


• Turtles cared for at Gulfarium released back into the gulf today


• Weekends on the Coast schedule


• YOUR THREE CENTS: Do you think the federal government should regulate internet service providers to insure 'net neutrality'?


• Sudan wants to hang woman for marrying a Christian


• FEMA Flood mitigation program


• Manna Food Pantries receives food stock


• Favor House of Northwest Florida Annual White Rose luncheon


• Silver Sands 'Shop for a Job' job fair


• Catholic High Baseball loses in state championship but still has great season


• Barbara Walters retires


• Mitigation Assistance in Santa Rosa County


• Aaron Hernandez charged in 2012 double homicide


• FEMA program could provide grants


• Good run for Catholic High


• City of Gulf Breeze creates Storm Water Task Force


• Hangout Fest sold out this weekend


• International Relief Group: Samaritan's Purse in Pensacola to help flood victims


• Rain causes huge setback on one Okaloosa County road project


• Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council cuts red snapper season


• Escambia County Jail providing more medical assistance to prisoners from explosion


• FDOT working on Scenic Highway flood damaged roads


• Snake sightings and snake bites more common after flood waters


• Florida's Hurricane Catastrophe Fund is in good shape heading into hurricane season


• Catholic Crusaders go for 3rd state championship tonight in Fort Myers


• Young entrepreneurs take part in Friday nights Gallery Night


• Hundreds of Escambia Co school kids take part in International Water Safety Day


• Jameis Winston video released of player leaving Publix without paying for food


• Hangout Fest begins in Gulf Shores


• Dangers at the nail salon


• 'Fight for $15' program brings more strikes and demostrations


• HEALTH: US Food and Drug Administration introduces the Star Wars bionic arm


• HEALTH: Adding solid foods to babies diet


• Holley by the Sea not happy with county officials


• Florida counties to receive federal assistance for infrastructure repairs


• City of Pensacola debris pick-up


• Scenic Highway contruction completely underway


• Car crashes into mobile home on dealership lot


• Jay Church fire recap


• Destin Fire Control District cutting services


• Bay Bridge funding


• Downtown parking could get pricey


• Air Force officially recommends state forestry land use for military training


• Navarre Songwriter's Festival


• Milton tanker driver charged with DUI


• Are you smarter than a 2nd grader?


• Oil spill in LA flooded streets


• Columbia students send a message about sexual assault


• Military Salute


• Red Snapper season cut short again


• Captain of South Korean ferry that sank is now facing murder charges


• Thousands evacuate in Southern California due to wildfires


• VA Secretary Shinseki to testify


• HEALTH STATS: Half of Americans take perscription drugs


• September 11th memorial museum


• Emerald Coast mud run coming to Niceville


• Governor Scott vetos speed limit increase


• Debris pick-up continues through Saturday


• Okaloosa County Flooding


• North Escambia County Flooding


• Lingerie Store Removes Rib-Protruding Mannequin After Twitter Outrage


• Rainy forecast slows down clean-up


• Downtown Improvement Board making changes to parking


• Mount Carmel First United Methodist Church burnt down in fire


• Pensacola Bay Bridge construction receives funding from Congress


• Scenic Highway under repair


• Air Force asking for more training space


• Samaritan's Purse helping Escambia family recover


• Police searching for suspect in car wash shooting


• Destin's Fire Department cutting services


• FEMA disaster declaration includes 'public assistance'


• Obama asking for help with infrastructure repair


• Catholic High baseball team makes it to 'final four'


• YOUR THREE CENTS: Should you have the 'right to be forgotten' on the internet?


• Medical officials scramble to avoid MERS outbreak


• Flash Flood Watches and Warnings in effect for WEAR viewing area


• Hancock Bank donates 12,000 for flood recovery


• HEALTHWATCH: Child Abuse - Hiding the pain


• Navarre Song Writing Festival


• Lego Sculpture Exibit


• Church north of Jay erupts in fire


• Heavy rainfall expected


• Kipling Manor shuts down today


• Update: Shooting at Mobile Highway car wash


• Residents, inmates may pursue legal action in jail explosion


• Gulf Breeze residents to discuss flood clean up tonight


• Higher driving speed in Florida veteoed


• MERS outbreak becomes more urgent, WHO says


• 'Tanked' TV show to build Perdido Key fish tank


• 9/11 museum to open


• WWE live in Pensacola


• Flood damage not impacting tourism


• Mary Esther Store Robbery


• Community Jail Explosion Meeting


• 500-year-old mystery of Columbus' flagship may be solved


• FEMA reps canvass in Escambia and Santa Rosa neighborhoods


• Bristol Park Community files lawsuit over flood damage


• Salvation Army teams up to help feed flood victims


• Police searching for suspects in Milton home invasion


• Cosmetic products that can cause reactions


• Renters rights for flood victims


• Teens and Guns: a problem that plagues communities


• Flood damage may impact tourist season


• 'Tanked' coming to Perdido Key


• Car wash shooting investigation


• Fatal accident lawsuit


• Arson believed to be cause of Escambia home fire


• Gulf Coast evacuation zones


• Army Sergeant awarded Medal of Honor


• Life purpose means living longer


• HEALTH WATCH: Colorful foods mean healthy eating


• Pregnant women more likely to be involved in car accident


• Dog waste causes concerns at Pensacola dog beach


• HEALTH NEWS: Red wine and chocolate, are they really good for you?


• Okaloosa and Walton County residents begin to receive FEMA assistance


• Santa Rosa Co honors fallen officers


• Recent flooding has caused farmers to be concerned


• WEAR / United Way and radio partners raise over $45,022 (and counting)for flood relief


• Milton Home invasion


• Hurricane preparedness


• 'Goldring Gulf Distributing' new facility in Santa Rosa


• Complaints at Pensacola Beach dog park


• TWO OWNERS, TWO STAFFS, TWO MENUS, ONE ROOF.


• Possible arson investigation in Escambia Co fire


• Local counselors address the mental stress of flood


• Local couple charged with animal cruelty


• Saenger's pipe organ to be one of largest in the country


• Florida bill allows undocumented students pay in-state tuition


• Tank Town, where you can command 15 tons of steel and crush cars to smithereens


• Okaloosa County added to Disaster Declaration for FEMA assistance in flood recovery


• FWB couple charged with animal cruelty


• Washed out roads cause dangerous situations


• Who's training at NAS?


• HEALTH NEWS: Another case of MERS has spread to Florida


• HEALTH WATCH: High-fat diet may be good for you


• Kids and Robots competition


• Pensacola Saenger Theater restores pipe organ


• FEMA Disaster Center locations in Escambia and Santa Rosa County


• Mobile recovery center in Pensacola for businesses with flooding damage


• Debris drop-off in Escambia Co and debris pick-up ffor Okaloosa County


• Gulf Breeze debris removal


• Mental Health issues left from the flood


• Texas police officer defends shooting 93 year old woman


• Repairs begin on Scenic Highway


• Debris pick-up in Santa Rosa County


• Pensacola Police warn residents of scam alert


• Carjacking, high speed chase ends with officer involved shooting


• Community meeting to be held on downtown Pensacola parking


• ABC - Latest on kidnapped Nigerian girls


• Craft Beer Week begins across the nation


• Operation Blessing scam alert for flooding victims


• Dog rescued from freeway median


• FEMA at local disaster recovery centers


• Mobile laundry unit for flooding victims


• Low interest loans available through Small Business Administration


• Assistance for flood unemployment


• Benefit concert tonight for Manna


• Marines help rebuild homes in Gulf Breeze


• Overnight officer involved shooting in Pensacola


• Salvation Army Gives Flood Victims a Place for their Laundry


• Llama therapy program


• Social media makes an local impact on Panhandle decisions and causes


• Coffee could help eye-sight


• Report shows increased number of people bike to work


• Veterans' health care scandal still growing


• 'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive benefits Manna Food Pantries


• Santa Rosa disaster center open


• Farm Share distributes food to residents in Escambia


• Terrorist threat shuts down US Embassy


• Volunteers help 98-year-old fix flooded house


• Most popular baby names for past year


• Festival celebrates Brownsville today


• Wine Walk in Downtown Pensacola tonight


• Ford and GM recalls cars


• Naval Aviation Museum debuts new plane display


• Debris picked up in Santa Rosa County


• Pensacola chiropractor sentenced to six years in prison


• Choctaw students lead anti-bullying campaign


• UPDATE: Escambia County Jail explosion caused by natural gas


• Okaloosa Deputy arrested for having sex with minor


• Flash Flood Watch for the weekend


• More rain could cause problems for already soaked roads


• First time sandbaggers


• Okaloosa County sandbags location


• Small Business Administration offers loans to flood victims


• Disaster Unemployment Assistance


• Santa Rosa County Disaster Relief Center opens first office Saturday


• Mayor Ashton Hayward Recovery Update


• FEMA Disaster Assistance Centers located around the area


• Train and semi collide in Holt


• Santa Rosa Co. schedules pickup for flood debris


• Santa Rosa Co debris pick/up on Rancho Villa Drive in Gulf Breeze


• Santa Rosa Co residents grateful for debris pick/up


• Help Northwest Florida recover


• Jail explosion cause investigation hits huge snag


• Escambia County man sentenced in O'Yes Lotto storekeeper murder


• Chiropractor sentenced in racketeering and grand theft


• National Naval Aviation Museum receives new plane


• Choctaw High releases 'Mockumentary' on anti-bullying


• GM and Ford release new recalls


• FEMA help team located at IHMC tomorrow


• Santa Rosa County Mall taking donations for flood victims


• VA Hospital investigation continues


• Pensacola City Council approves lease agreement for fish hatchery downtown


• Governor Rick Scott tours Pensacola damaged areas


• Louisiana group feeds first responders today


• Working tirelessly to help a Pensacola man bring his dying wife home


• Rebuilding non-profits


• Santa Rosa debris removal schedule


• Road crews laying groundwork to begin repairs


• Santa Rosa Co. hosting workshop on Flood Mitigation Assistance Program


• Santa Rosa Co. schedules pickup for flood debris


• FEMA Disaster Survivor Assistance teams helping residents


• Emergency loans available for businesses impacted by flood


• Locations for free sand bags, sand


• UPDATE: Missed school days won't have to be made up


• Early morning shooting at Motel Six Hotel on Pensacola Boulevard


• 17th Avenue drowning victim identifed


• HEALTH: Post baby exercise


• HEALTH: Study concerning C-Sections


• Galvaz Day in Pensacola


• HEALTH: Deer Antler Velvet


• HEALTH: Worried about your vision? Drink coffee


• Entitled Children


• HEALTH: Podiatry problems from storms and floods


• Farm Share giving out food, items in Gulf Breeze today


• Armed vandals in Okaloosa Co. caught


• WEAR, radio partners and United Way help raise money for local flood victims


• National Aviation Symposium


• Whiting Field training helicopter makes emergency landing in Molino, gets stuck in mud


• Pensacola chemist arrested on more drug charges


• Shooting on Pensacola Blvd overnight


• Fricker Community Center in Pensacola serves as Red Cross shelter


• What FEMA can help with


• Naval Aviation Museum celebrates NAS Pensacola's 100th birthday


• FDA recommends new labels to help with America's obesity


• Naval Aviation Museum holds annual symposium


• Okaloosa residents begin flood clean up without insurance


• Flood victims are worried about contractor scams


• Dog causes traffic stop on California Hwy


• Mom accused of killing kids says they were 'mean'


• Memorial service held for fallen Pensacola Police Officers


• Local lottery winner


• Take a trip to Tank Town USA


• FEMA contact information


• FEMA procedures


• FEMA assistance won't cover everything


• Department of Health on Fairfield closes temporarily due to flood damage


• Flood damages hundreds of vehicles at Sansing dealership


• Governor to be in Pensacola Thursday to assess recovery operations


• Escambia Co Commissioner to hold two session to help citizens with FEMA process


• Dollarhide Piano doing specialized appraisals


• Several poeple caught on camera committing crimes in Okaloosa County


• HEALTHWATCH: Medical issues to watch out after the flood


• HEALTH: Musculoskeletal disorders


• FEMA assistance information


• Disaster Declaration signed for Escambia/Santa Rosa Co by the president


• Debris removal begins in Okaloosa County today through Friday


• Relatives organize Nigeria protest amid new kidnappings


• Water pumps working in Messick Street/Ponderosa Drive today


• Businesses hard hit in flooding


• Two overnight shootings in Escambia Co send both victims to hospital


• Possible drowning from 17th Avenue boat launch


• OkaloosaCounty surveillance video helping to track down criminals


• Climate Change report released


• Information for FEMA help


• President declares local area disaster zone


• Opportunities for volunteering, donating


• Resources for finding pets lost in the storm


• Escambia Co. Sheriff's office investigating double shooting


• Pickup truck overturns on Hwy 29, shutting down southbound lane


• United Way of Santa Rosa asking volunteers to help out in Gulf Breeze


• Okaloosa Co. approves special debris pickup for county residents


• FEMA evaluates Okaloosa and Walton Counties


• How to apply for FEMA assistance


• Sinkholes cause hazard in Navarre area


• LOST & FOUND: Owner finds missing pet from storm


• Escambia Co. testing for mosquitoes in standing water


• Disaster assessment in Okaloosa, Escambia, and Santa Rosa


• Large tree roots exposed are causing safety concerns


• Organizing relief efforts


• Navarre washouts become hazards


• 8 mile creek flooding received three feet of water


• 7 weird things that can happen while you sleep


• FHP identifies victim of Tippin Avenue fatal crash


• More Americans buying organic grown food products


• Another recall for General Motors


• Four hundred Office Depot stores closing


• Dry Cleaning companies staying busy from flood


• Plastic concerns for kids


• HEALTH WATCH: Doctors say some should avoid taking asprin, for risk of health problems


• How to prevent mold growing in home, from water damage


• Maintenance work on Pensacola Bay bridge


• Damage numbers released for Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties


• Chrysler announces big changes in vehicles


• American Red Cross works tirelessly to help in recovery


• Area Help Lines and information


• WEAR, radio partners and United Way to raise money for flood victims


• Mobile Highway Dollar General to close temporarily due to flood damage


• Pensacola man dies in accident on Tippin Avenue


• Crews working in Cresent Lake area removing trees and debris


• Florida appeals court upholds sentence against former Okaloosa Co Sheriff Office employee


• Hundreds volunteer with local Red Cross


• FEMA to assess damage in Okaloosa Co today


• Gulf Breeze residents concerned over flooding


• Destin clean up


• Fatal wreck kills man helping to clean up flood damage


• Gulf Breeze residents angered by flood relief response


• Beware of scams in during recovering of storm


• West Navarre Primary returns to school


• Cresent Lake continues to dig out of debris


• Governor Scott request federal disaster declaration from President Obama


• 'Farm Share' distributes care packages at Brownsville Assembly of God


• Gonzalez Court community cleans up neighborhood after flood waters


• Organizations help raise money for flood victims


• Thirty one schools in Okaloosa County damaged by floods


• Half the homes in Bayou Marcus subdivision damaged in flood


• Gulf Breeze damage


• Red Cross station's set up all over county


• Stefani Circle recovery


• Escambia County call center open 7am to 7pm


• Dollar General - Mobile Highway closed temporarily due to flood damage


• HEALTH: Good memory depends on amount of sleep you get


• HEALTH: Ivy League ADHD


• HEALTH: Confirmed case of MERS discovered in United States


• Helpful links


• Getting back to normal at Holm Elementary


• Students and faculty head back to West Navarre Primary School today


• Escambia County flood damage numbers


• Santa Rosa/Okaloosa County flood damage numbers released


• Cresent Lake flood damage recap


• Gulf Breeze flooding


• Several organizations offer flood help


• Target CEO steps down after mass breach of data mishap


• Blue Wahoos back in Pensacola tonight


• Okaloosa Co phone scam resurfaces


• Teachers return to flooded Holm Elementary today


• Shooting in Pleasant Grove


• Circus audience initially thought accident was part of the act


• One of the oldest churches in Pensacola damaged during storm


• Escambia Co. asking people to report flood related problems


• What to do if your car was damaged by the floods


• Several areas still waiting on FEMA relief


• Seville Circle storm damage


• Cordova Park precautionary boil water notice


• Gulf Breeze still experiencing flooded areas


• Flooding assessment throughout the Counties


• American Red Cross helping flood victims get the supplies they need


• Flooding in Ensley


• Military Salute


• Crawfish Festival benefits Manna Food Pantries


• Blues Concert to benefit area food pantries


• Hidden treasure found in walls of Tampa home


• 'Shop Sunday'


• Good Samaritan killed while helping woman trapped in car


• Pleasant Grove shooting

This Memorial Day weekend, people all across the Country are commemorating the men and women who died while in the military.

Hundreds of Veterans are spending some of their Memorial Day weekend in Washington.



They gathered today at the World War II Memorial, laying wreaths.



This Memorial Day is just shy of the 10th anniversary of the Memorial's dedication, which happens on May 29.

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel spoke at the ceremony.

Posted by Unknown on Saturday, May 24, 2014 - Rating: 4.5

Thank You for Visiting Memorial Day Weekend across the Country - WEAR.

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