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Hunting with a bow or crossbow is a great way to get a jump on the gun hunters. Bowhunters are allowed in the woods a month-and-a-half earlier and get that first crack at the deer. Plus, during archery season, you can also take antlerless deer, which really increases your chances of putting venison in the freezer.

While there have been calls and e-mails to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission from the public about panther sightings in the Panhandle, Kip Frohlich of the FWC said there haven’t been any confirmed for quite some time.

Florence, Ala. (AP) — Doug James smiles when reminiscing about his “rock star” best friend.

The Department of Environmental Protection will be hosting six public meetings regarding the update of opportunity maps for the state trails system in Florida.

Lizzie Trickey and Haley Winkelman are making their away around the country, but their mode of transportation isn’t a plane train or automobile.

Hurlburt Field, Fla. — The Airman Leadership School staff introduced their newly-renovated building to approximately 150 Airmen during a ribbon-cutting ceremony, Aug. 17, here.

Hurlburt Field, Fla. – Two Special Tactics Airmen were killed at a vehicle checkpoint at a forwarding operating base when two individuals wearing Afghan National Defense and Security Forces uniforms opened fire on them, in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, Aug. 25, 2015.

Taking a whole-person approach to helping people is what the Bindu Institute of Navarre prides itself on, and it is always coming up with ways to build off an approach that has been highly successful.

Florida’s Governor, Rick Scott has instructed the Office of Medicaid Program Integrity to begin auditing hospitals and plans to ensure there are no instances of fraud or abuse.  The audit involves 129 Florida hospitals, including Gulf Breeze Hospital and Santa Rosa Medical Center in Milton. 

Tallahassee, Fla. (AP) — Rodolfo Valladares wore the wrong hat to the wrong Miami bank while trying to cash a $100 check in a case of mistaken identity that’s led to a court battle over $3.3 million.