Local News

• Fort Walton Beach business owners claim counterfeit $100 bills circulating locally
• Escambia County Public Schools' new program will help teachers get needed supplies
• 2 children, 1 adult taken to hospital after microwave fire breaks out at Escambia County hotel

• Pensacola community supports autism awareness at 'Steps for Autism' event
• ECAT alters route to accommodate travelers to new Baptist Hospital location
• Pensacola's Baptist Hospital successfully relocates to new Brent Lane campus
• Deputies search for suspect following Winton Ave. shooting in Escambia County

Nation & World

• Hunter Biden sues Rudy Giuliani over digital privacy breach on laptop
• Biden to make historic trip to join UAW picket line in solidarity with autoworkers
• Expert: 'Illegal immigration is not a victimless crime' as Border Patrol Chief speaks out on migrant crossings

• Fact Check Team: What a government shutdown means for Americans
• 2 teens arrested for killing retired police chief in Las Vegas formally charged with murder
• Middle Tennessee mayor accused of body slamming his girlfriend's son over yard work
• Biden's disapproval rating hits new high as voters question his age and handling of economy

Sports

• Prep Football Final 09/22/23
• Scholar Athlete: LeJon Williams, Escambia High School
• FNR - Game Replay - 09/22/23

Health News

• US officials recommend shorter COVID isolation, quarantine
• Legacy Health official urges COVID precautions, says vaccination is 'civic responsibility'
• New easy-to-use COVID-19 pills come with a catch

Angels In Our Midst

• Volunteers prove to be the Angels of Escambia County Animal Shelter
• Angel takes second chance at life to give back to Mother Nature
• An Angel recognized as Florida's top disaster response volunteer