Powerful Federal Sting Uncovers Massive Cocaine Operation on the Water
A Marathon charter captain was arrested after allegedly selling cocaine to undercover officers in a federal maritime drug trafficking sting.
Local Hero Recognized: Crestview Names 2026 Citizen of the Year
Forrest “Joey” Tinklepaugh Jr. was named Crestview’s 2026 Citizen of the Year for his community service and local leadership.
Critical Tax Support Returns to Eglin AFB With Volunteer Drive
The Eglin AFB Tax Center is now open, offering free tax filing services and recruiting volunteers to support the base community through April.
Bold Vision for Better Roads: Public Input Opens on Regional Transportation Blueprint
Public comment is now open on the Okaloosa-Walton Transportation Planning Organization’s 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan, giving residents a chance to shape future infrastructure priorities.
JD Peacock Launches Powerful Bid for Okaloosa School Board
JD Peacock announces he’s running for Okaloosa School Board, District 1, prioritizing students, teachers, and community values.
Okaloosa Graduation Surge: District Celebrates Powerful 91% Milestone
The Okaloosa County School District announced that its graduation rate has risen to 91 percent, marking a significant academic milestone for local schools.
Fast Start: New K-9 Atlas Takes Down Meth Suspect in First Patrol Stop
Walton County’s newest K-9, Atlas, made his first arrest after detecting nearly 10 grams of meth during a DeFuniak Springs traffic stop.
Crestview Shooting Investigation Uncovers Illegal Weapons Cache Inside Apartment
A Crestview disturbance led to a shooting injury and the discovery of seven firearms, resulting in charges against a convicted felon.
Violent Night of Gunfire Leaves Shalimar Man Wounded as Deputies Launch Urgent Manhunt
A Shalimar man was hospitalized after a Thursday night shooting as OCSO investigates a stolen suspect vehicle and a possible second shooting connection.
Hope on the Horizon: Revolutionary Carbon Ion Cancer Treatment Launching in Florida
Mayo Clinic Jacksonville will launch the first carbon ion therapy program in the Western Hemisphere, bringing groundbreaking cancer treatment to Florida.
