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A Navarre woman is in critical condition and a Milton man is in serious condition after witnesses say the woman ran a red light and crashed into another vehicle at the intersection of Highway 87 South and Nichols Lake Road Saturday morning.

A Navarre woman was killed Saturday evening after being struck by two vehicles while attempting to walk across U.S. Hwy 98 near Sunrise Drive.

County Commissioners moved forward with phase one of a multimillion dollar plan to improve drainage flow in Holley by the Sea Thursday after accepting $650,000 of support money from the state Department of Environmental Protection.

A Gulf Breeze attorney faces a possible 210 year prison sentence after he pleaded guilty to 13 felony counts of bank fraud, embezzlement and money laundering last week according to a press release by the office of the United States Attorney for the Northern District of Florida.

Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis in the nation, affecting 33.6 percent of adults 65 years or older, but a relatively new treatment could help curb the pain and stiffness associated with it.

When cooler weather arrives, you may assume your pet is safe from parasites – especially if your cat lives mostly or exclusively indoors. To the contrary, identifying the risk for parasites, such as fleas, ear mites and heartworms, and providing true pest protection for your pets has very little to do with the seasons.

The Florida Trustee Implementation Group invited the public to submit restoration project ideas for the state and the funding for those projects will be provided through money associated with the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

Their mission was to return power to the people of Kabul. But what started as a peaceful venture ended in a 14-hour firefight, with one Airman using airpower to turn the tide of the battle.

HURLBURT FIELD, Fla. — For the wounded-warrior athletes of the Warrior Games, their biggest fan stands on the sideline, ready at a moment’s notice to provide them with medical care when needed and always cheering them on.

After two daughters and a move to the Sunshine State, Michelle Conley found herself at her highest weight. Even though she says she had always been overweight, this was her breaking point.