Crestview Olympic Medalist Mia Manganello talks post-racing career at Wal Mart Grand Opening
Two-time Olympic medalist speed skater Mia Manganello returned home to Crestview for Walmart’s grand opening, reflecting on how her community and Walmart supported her athletic dream. Now, Manganello is giving back through hospitality and volunteer work while advising aspiring young athletes to dream big and build strong local support networks.
City touts new dock as first step in revitalization.
The City of Niceville will cut the ribbon on its Old Town Landing dock project next week.
Eglin AFB officials name victim discovered in mysterious range death
Eglin Air Force Base officials released the name of the person found dead in a burned-out car earlier this week. Here’s what we know:
2-pound preemie goes home after 75-day NICU stay.
Ascension touts its NICU’s “quality care” and “specialized support” for families, claiming staff became “like extended family.”
AFSOC leader Anthony Green found guilty of CSAM possession; dishonorably discharged
The trial of AFSOC Chief Master Sergeant Anthony Green ended with guilty verdicts on charges of indecent recording and possession, viewing and production of child sexual abuse material. Green was found not guilty of obstruction of justice. Sentencing is scheduled to resume at 1:30 p.m.
Senator Moody Files Bill in Florida Space Academy Bid.
Florida Senator Ashley Moody’s office says she filed legislation to site the new U.S. Space Academy in Florida, arguing it’s “America’s gateway.”
Niceville Police searching for missing at-risk man.
Police say they need the public’s help finding a man with autism who may be at risk.
Georgia Man Charged With Murder in Roadside Shooting.
Niceville Police say Glen Primeaux shot a man after an argument, resulting in his arrest for murder.
Crestview Woman Held Without Bond After Oklahoma Troopers Find Explosive Device
A Crestview woman is facing charges in Oklahoma after authorities say a live homemade explosive device and several firearms were found during a traffic stop. According to the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol stopped Madeline Haner, of 607 Alabama Street in Crestview, on August 25 as she was traveling through Oklahoma. During […]
Okaloosa County to remove all Flock cameras after FDOT memo
Okaloosa County will remove Flock license plate recognition cameras from state and county roads after FDOT revoked local law enforcement permits for LPR technology. The order cites concerns over misuse, data privacy and surveillance. Sheriff Eric Aden said the removal is disappointing from a public safety standpoint.
