Demolition of Pensacola Bay Fishing Pier begins

More than five years after Hurricane Sally damaged the Bay Fishing Pier, signs of its demolition and eventual replacement can ...
Raiders Wire

Pensacola Council pushes back on redirecting $5.8M meant for 'most vulnerable'

Pensacola Council members want to find a way to use $5.8 million in Hurricane Sally home repair funds as intended, though it ...
Raiders Wire

Pensacola drops ball on $5.8 million Hurricane Sally home repair grant

Pensacola officials say they can't make the deadline for $5.8 million Hurricane Sally federal disaster grant to repair homes ...

Pensacola news you missed: Aldi conversions, South Market moves again

South Market is going back to its roots at its original 232 E. Main Street location in Pensacola, relocating from its ...

American Legion Post 199 celebrates reopening in Fairhope

American Legion Post 199 celebrated its reopening Thursday morning with a VIP breakfast for veterans ...
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First District Court of Appeals Affirms Carrier’s Payment of Actual Cash Value in Hurricane Sally Insurance Dispute; the Breach Must Occur Prior to Filing the Complaint

Rodolfo Bailetti and Ana L. Saez v. Universal Property and Casualty Insurance Company, Fla. 1st DCA, No. 1D2024-1695, Oct. 8, 2025 Hurricane Sally caused damage to the insureds’ residence in September ...

Watch as Pensacola Bay Fishing Pier demolition begins

Demolition is underway on Pensacola Bay Fishing Pier damaged in Hurricane Sally. A new bridge will open in 2027. Video courtesy of Escambia County.

Pensacola proposes relocating Summit Boulevard recycling site to curb illegal dumping

PENSACOLA, Fla. -- The drop-off recycling location on Summit Boulevard in Pensacola has been busy since it opened in July.

Pensacola works to reallocate $5.8M disaster relief grant after not meeting requirements

PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Pensacola city officials are scrambling to decide where millions of dollars will be allocated after ...
The Business Journals

Florida’s coastal reality: Why resilient building can’t wait any longer

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. When Hurricane Melissa tore into Jamaica this season with ...
The Business Journals

Central Florida’s turning point: Why stronger building can’t be optional anymore

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Orlando sits in the center of the state, but the last few ...

Disaster relief grant funds could go to other Pensacola projects rather than home repairs

PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves is facing questions after it was revealed the city failed to apply for a $5 million grant to help Hurricane Sally ...