West Pensacola News

Schools are out for Christmas. But here's some last-minute news before you hang your book bags up for the holiday break.

After more than 28 years in business, Tallahassee's Vinyl Fever is closing its doors for good.

A man shot at a West Pensacola home on Wednesday refused to cooperate with investigators.

The Escambia County Sheriff's Office has released a photo in an attempt to find a man they have been seeking since last week for information in the Nov.

A house fire late Tuesday in the 1200 block of East Hayes Street, off 12th Avenue, caused major damage to two rooms and smoke damage throughout the home, Escambia County Fire Rescue Lt.

Less than a week after kicking off the 'Keep the Wreath Green' public safety campaign in Escambia County, four fires have been reported: n An unattended, electrical space heater is being blamed for a fire that caused major damage to a house in the 4900 block of Ravenswood Avenue shortly after noon Thursday.

"I did the Army. A recruiter got me real good. He said, 'You can see the world,' and soon as I signed, he sent me straight down to Iraq.

As Pauline Cooper waited in line for a free glass of tea, she couldn't help but be thankful that her 13-year-old daughter, Priscilla, is still alive.

The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority today issued a precautionary boil-water notice for numerous West Pensacola residents.

The Big Bend Homeless Coalition is hosting its 'Thanksgiving Together' feast to ensure that no one in the Capital City spends Thanksgiving alone.

David Broussard didn't believe it. The sailor brushed off what he heard Friday - that a sailor named Jefferson was fatally shot on the streets of West Pensacola the night before - as just a rumor.

Now to new information about a young woman in the Navy who was murdered in a West Pensacola neighborhood Thursday night.

November 15th at approximately 9:38PM the Tallahassee Police Department responded to the Tobacco Leaf, 2550 West Pensacola Street, in reference to an armed robbery.

An 18-year-old woman was shot to death Thursday night in West Pensacola. She was a member of the military, who was from Texas.

There's new information about a young woman in the navy who was murdered in a West Pensacola neighborhood Thursday night.

Tyler Jefferson had one week left of training in Pensacola before becoming an air traffic controller in the Navy, b ut her career was cut short Thursday night.

Investigators are trying to find out who killed a young military member. The 18 year old woman was shot multiple times in a West Pensacola neighborhood, last night.

She graduated from John Tyler High School this year, then enlisted in the Navy, now sheriff's deputies in Florida are investigating her murder.

The annual free community-wide Thanksgiving dinner is moving to a new location: the Hope Community on West Pensacola Street.

An active-duty member of the Navy was shot to death Thursday in West Pensacola. The body of Tyler A. Jefferson, 18, was found with multiple gunshot wounds in the 500 block of 49th Avenue near Beech Street, Escambia County Sheriff's Office spokesman Ted Roy said.