RBCS Girls Win the First State Title in Program History

RBCS girls 4x800m relay team captures first state title in school history with a 9:28.81 performance at UNF’s FHSAA 1A championship meet.
Why Eglin’s New Warfare Squadron Matters Worldwide

The Air Force is activating the 337th Electronic Warfare Squadron at Eglin Air Force Base as the mission supporting allied F-35 operations rapidly expands worldwide.
How Sacred Heart Is Raising the Bar in Patient Care

Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast has earned an “A” Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group, recognizing its performance in patient safety and care standards.
LiveOak Fiber’s Employee Love Story Fuels Explosive Growth

LiveOak Fiber has once again been recognized nationally for its workplace culture, earning Great Place To Work Certification for the fourth consecutive year based entirely on employee feedback.
Allegations of Patient Abuse at Eglin AFB Spark Civil Investigation

The Carlson Law Firm is investigating alleged patient abuse claims involving a physician at Eglin Air Force Base and seeking other potential victims.
From War Hero to Bishop: René Gracida’s Remarkable Life Remembered

WWII veteran and first Pensacola-Tallahassee bishop René Gracida has died at 102, leaving a lasting impact on the Catholic Church.
From Milton to Destin: Ecowaste Builds Regional Waste Network with New Acquisition

Ecowaste Solutions has acquired Adams Sanitation, expanding its reach across the Florida Panhandle and adding thousands of customers.
Future of War? SOCOM Bets Big on Drone “Mothership”

SOCOM is proposing a major shift turning MQ-9 Reapers into drone “motherships” while cutting back its light attack aircraft fleet.
Okaloosa Reveals Official Graduation Schedule for Class of 2026

Okaloosa County School District has released its Class of 2026 graduation schedule, with ceremonies set for May 19–22 and livestream options available.
Crisis on Mooney Road: Armed Man Taken Into Custody

A potentially deadly standoff in Fort Walton Beach ended peacefully after officers and crisis negotiators worked for hours to take an armed, suicidal man into custody.