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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.

Okaloosa deputies arrest Niceville man, allege AI-generated CSAM

The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office has arrested Niceville resident Marcus Jordan, charging him with three counts of possession of child sexual abuse material. According to investigators, the material was AI-generated. Jordan is currently released on a $125,000 bond, and the investigation remains ongoing while he awaits trial.

The woesome wait for Wawa ends in Niceville

More than 400 people welcomed the long-anticipated Wawa to Niceville on Thursday morning. The new location on John Sims Parkway, which features gas and Wawa’s signature hoagies, drew enthusiastic crowds, including local fans donning Philadelphia Eagles jerseys and former Wawa employees eager for a taste of home.

Walton Commission says ‘flock you’ to controversial cameras in rapid vote

The Walton County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to remove Flock license plate reader cameras from county rights-of-way. While proponents noted the system’s success in locating missing persons, skeptics raised concerns about data privacy, facial recognition, and surveillance, leading to a 5-0 vote to disconnect the devices on county-controlled roads.

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