South Korean Navy Ship Visits Pensacola Naval Base
The ROKS Hansando made its first port call at Naval Air Station Pensacola, with South Korean sailors laying a wreath at the Korean War Memorial.
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For Pensacola, the City of Five Flags, coverage here follows city government, Escambia County, Escambia County School District, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and the wider county.
Politics
Blue Angels to Headline NAS Pensacola Homecoming Airshow
The Blue Angels return to NAS Pensacola in November 2026 after the 2025 airshow was canceled during a government shutdown.
Automotive
Live Poll
Do you believe intense late-stage practice sessions effectively improve a team's chances of winning?
British SailGP Team Trains in Pensacola
The British squad conducts intensive training in Florida to prepare for upcoming events in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Weather and Disaster
Cold Front to Bring Chilly Weekend to Pensacola
A cooler, drier airmass arrives Saturday, with overnight lows dropping into the 40s and 50s before temperatures rebound.
Travel
Live Poll
Do you support public spending on local waterway and oyster restoration projects?
Estuary Program Gets $101,000 Grant for Outreach
Impact 100 Pensacola Bay Area's grant will fund films, digital libraries, an oyster festival and a second outreach vehicle.
Sports
Live Poll
Would you attend a professional softball game at Blue Wahoos Stadium?
Florida Vibe to Play at Blue Wahoos Stadium
The Professional Softball League team will make downtown Pensacola its home beginning in 2027, with the ballpark's playing surface changed to accommodate softball.
Coverage takes in city council and Escambia County commission decisions, Escambia County School District and the military, healthcare and tourism employers that anchor the regional economy. From North Hill and East Hill to Downtown Pensacola, Seville Square and East Pensacola Heights, neighborhood coverage extends into Santa Rosa County where stories cross the line. The military installations in the region tie local employment, housing and infrastructure decisions to federal defense budgets and base operations in ways that recur throughout local coverage. Storm preparedness, coastal development and school district resources are the recurring subjects in city and county reporting.
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