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Prayer works: Another abortion facility closes in Florida
The Pro-life group known as Forty Days for Life reports that another abortion clinic has closed its doors.
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Group Wants Taser Ban After Pensacola Accident
Nov. 6 -- An accident that killed a local teenager has an activist group calling for a ban on tasers.
Haunted Helicopter At NAS Pensacola
A heart-stopper chopper was open to those who dared to walk through the haunted helicopter for a little thrill at the National Naval Aviation Museum.
Pensacola Police Searching For Missing Pregnant Woman
A 25-year-old pregnant woman is missing and Pensacola Police are hoping you can help bring her home.
Body of Pensacola Pregnant Woman Found In Bayou Grande: Investigating As A Homicide
Two men have been convicted of first-degree murder in the brutal beating and drowning of another man in Volusia County.
Nov. 3 - The body of a missing Pensacola woman has been found. Samira Watkins, 25, had been missing since Thursday, when she left her son with a relative and said she was going to visit a friend.
Four-year-old Dequan Peters keeps asking the same question: Where is mommy? But Dequan's family members are not sure what to tell him about his mother, Samira Watkins, 25, of Pensacola, who has been missing since last week.
U.S. Highway 98 wreck sends two to area hospitals
A Monday evening accident sent a 17-year-old Gulf Breeze teen to the hospital in serious condition.
Keens Beans bringing good brew to Pensacola
If you're from Pensacola and happen to own a coffee farm in Costa Rica, why not start roasting and selling coffee in your hometown? That's how Keens Beans began.
Four people were hurt when a piece of metal fell from a ride Sunday at the Pensacola Interstate Fair.
Nov. 1 - Pensacola Police are asking for the public's help to find a missing pregnant woman.
Smoke tax, mayors split, 3 candidates
It's not just football season in Pensacola. We have other contact sports - political fights over city government and the Community Maritime Park.
Economy hits Pensacola area child support
Allen Williams lost his job in July. 'I have a stack of resumes this thick,' he said, holding his thumb and index finger an inch apart.
A public viewing is scheduled for a boy fatally stabbed by his brother with a kitchen knife.
Pensacola Fair Ride Breaks Causes Injuries
At least four people are recovering in local hospitals after being injured on the "Tidal Wave" ride at the Pensacola Fair this afternoon.
Editorial: Vote 'yes' on new charter
The debate over the proposed new charter for the City of Pensacola has good people on both sides.
PJC to host 'Throw a Bowl for Manna' on Nov. 13
Pensacola Junior College invites the community to the third annual "Throw a Bowl for Manna." Hosted by PJC and Manna Food Bank, the event is 6 to 9 p.m. Nov.
Green: Improve Pensacola? We can't vote
I went to the Hootenanny again this past Monday at Golden Corral on Langley Avenue .
Fire causes $10,000 in damage to Pensacola home
A Thursday morning fire caused an estimated $10,000 damage to a Pensacola home at 17th Avenue and East Hayes Street, city Fire Marshal David Allen said.
A house fire this morning at 2100 W. Mallory St., a block off Pace Boulevard, caused an estimated $10,000 damage to the vacant home.