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On Thursday afternoon, Destin Fire Control District and the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office were on the scene to investigate a gas leak on Airport Road.

Okaloosa County residents voted to pass the countywide bed-tax expansion via mail-in ballot.

On Monday night, the Destin City Council did a solid for the full-time residents by expanding the beach parking pass to include all city-operated paid parking lots.

City of Fort Walton Beach to financially help support the old YMCA swimming pool

Okaloosa School District investigating alleged “explicit” movie shown at Niceville High School

Construction has been taking place for several weeks now along Marc Smith Blvd. in the City of Niceville, leading many to question what is being built. 

Crews responded Saturday morning to an alarms call, warning of a potential structure fire, in the area of Baytowne Wharf.

The Florida Department of Health in Okaloosa County (DOH-Okaloosa) is notifying the public of a red tide bloom near James Lee Beach in Destin.

I sat down with Okaloosa’s Tourism Director Jennifer Adams to discuss eco-tourism and what it means for north Okaloosa County.

131 loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings were released into the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday morning.

It seems that Beavers continue to take up refuge in several drain pipes along Bayshore drive in Niceville and have created some serious roadway and flooding issues for people who live there.

A multi-day significant heavy rain event continues to unfold across the area. According to Okaloosa Public Safety, this will be a long-duration flood event that will persist into this weekend.