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From weeks to minutes: AI accelerates flight test

Written by USAF Public Affairs on . Posted in Military, News.

Before a single aircraft lifts off the runway at Edwards Air Force Base, engineers must complete a mountain of documentation.

Test plans, hazard analyses, evaluation frameworks, and technical reports are all part of the process that ensures flight tests are conducted safely and produce meaningful results. Drafting those documents can take hours, days, and sometimes weeks.

Holley Ball Park receiving bathroom upgrade

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.

Santa Rosa County plans to upgrade restroom facilities at Lenny James Tolbert Memorial Park in Holley.

The park, located at 3124 Bob Tolbert Road, will receive a double restroom building. County staff identified the need for additional facilities to support current and future use. The park currently uses portable toilets. The total cost of the building is $107,553.79.

Endangered species may be at risk with recent federal exemption for oil, gas industry

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.

Fears over what may happen to endangered species in the Gulf of America have heightened after the Endangered Species Committee, also known as the “God Squad,” exempted all oil and gas projects in the Gulf from Endangered Species Act regulations, including penalties for violations of federal law.

Conservation groups say the exemption could jeopardize species throughout the Gulf, including the critically endangered Rice’s whale. The committee took the action after Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth called ongoing litigation against oil companies a “threat” to national security.

NOAA, FWC investigating string of dolphin deaths in Florida Panhandle

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Beach, News.

A series of dolphin deaths in the Florida Panhandle has raised concerns and prompted an investigation by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

As of March 23, 44 dolphins have washed ashore in the Florida Panhandle this year. Since March 1, 23 dolphins have stranded from Escambia to Gulf counties, with most occurring between March 6 and 11 in Bay and Gulf counties. Many of the dolphins have died.