Escambia County, FL (Newsradio 92.3) -- Reports that all local fire company patches had been ordered to be removed from Escambia County fire trucks appear to be some type of miscommunication. County administrator Wes Moreno addressed the issue this morning on Pensacola's Morning News, where he said his guidance had been that all patches need to be reviewed for content...but not necessarily removed... "We are reviewing all of our logos and branch standards...we just want to be

Pensacola, FL (Newsradio 92.3) -- The Blue Angels 'Fat Albert' is about to undergo some serious structural repairs. The iconic C-130 Hercules is returning to Marshall Aerospace's hangars in the U.K. for crucial maintenance that could extend its lifespan by over 20 years. The aircraft will undergo a complex centre wing box replacement -- akin to spinal surgery, due to the significant stress it endures during its demanding flight routine. Marshall Aerospace is recognized as a C

(Tallahassee, FL) -- You can count the governor as one of those happy with a change coming to Apalachicola Bay. Governor Ron DeSantis announced yesterday he supports the FWC's decision to reopen commercial oyster beds in the bay. Oyster harvesting in the bay was banned five years ago to allow the oyster population to grow. The season will reopen January First, and it'll run through February. DeSantis says Apalachicola's oyster industry has been the cornerstone of Florid