Pensacola trying to cope with feelings of betrayal
Days after a shooting that took the lives of three young navy sailors and injured eight others at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida, community members are mourning and waiting for answers.
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FBI presumes Pensacola base attack was an act of terror; no motive identified
The FBI is presuming a shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida that left three sailors dead "was an act of terrorism," the FBI special agent leading the investigation said Sunday.
Sailors killed at Pensacola ran toward gunman, saved lives
Three US Navy sailors were killed when they
Pensacola shooting victim hoped to become Navy jet pilot
Three US Navy sailors were killed when they "didn't run from danger" after a gunman opened fire at a US Navy base in Florida, US Navy officials said.
Officials haven't found links between Pensacola gunman, terror groups
Investigators have found no apparent ties between the Saudi Arabian military officer who killed three people at a US Navy base in Florida on Friday and terrorist groups, according to a senior administration official and a law enforcement source.
Tweet purportedly shows Pensacola shooter inspired by al Qaeda
Much remains unknown about the Royal Saudi Air Force officer who attacked Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida on Friday morning.
Police respond to active shooter at Naval Air Station in Pensacola
The gunman in a deadly shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida was a second lieutenant in the Saudi Arabian military involved in flight training at the station, US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said Friday.
What we know about US military's program to train foreign troops
Pentagon programs to train foreign nationals are coming under new scrutiny after the man suspected of opening fire at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida Friday, killing at least three people and injuring several others, was identified as a member of the Saudi Arabian military.
Police face questions about UPS hijacking shootout in Florida
The scene was a nightmare: After a long, televised police chase of a hijacked UPS truck ground to a halt at a jammed South Florida intersection, gunfire erupted seemingly from everywhere Thursday evening — with vehicles stopped at a traffic light serving as officers' impromptu shields.
UPS truck chase leads to fatal shootout in Fla.
An armed robbery at a Florida jewelry store Thursday led to the hijacking of a UPS truck and a massive police chase that ended in a fatal shootout in Broward County.
Zimmerman suing Martin family years later
It was the case that launched the Black Lives Matter movement and reminded the country that we weren't living in a post-racial society.
Disney's new Star Wars ride takes Galaxy's Edge to whole new level
Whatever your sympathies to the rebellion or your level of Star Wars acumen, you're rebel scum now.
GOP yanks support for candidate after death threat against Ilhan Omar
A Florida Republican congressional hopeful who apparently called for Rep. Ilhan Omar and other Democrats to be hanged in a fundraising email has been removed from a GOP initiative that supports candidates.
Shark knocks 7-year-old Florida boy off his surfboard
Every surfer has wiped out. But how many can say a shark knocked them off their board?
Passenger fakes illness to get better seat, flight returns to airport
A woman was taken off a plane and into custody after she faked an illness in an attempt to get a better seat on her flight, according to police.
Florida high school first to provide synthetic frogs for dissection
For some students, dissecting animals in class can be the highlight of the semester. For others, however, it's cruel and ... maybe kind of gross.
Trump defends military pardons over objections from 'deep state'
President Donald Trump touted his move to intervene in the cases of three service members accused of war crimes at a campaign rally on Tuesday, framing the objections he faced from senior Pentagon officials as coming from the "deep state."
Florida man wanted ISIS to bomb deans at colleges
A man who had been suspended or expelled from two South Florida colleges asked an FBI informant he thought had ISIS connections to bomb the schools, targeting specific deans, a federal prosecutor says.
Remains identified as missing Florida girl Taylor Rose Williams
The remains of Taylor Rose Williams, the 5-year-old Florida girl who was reported missing earlier this month, were positively identified Monday, according to T.K. Waters, chief of investigations with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Florida dog puts car into reverse, drives in circles
Anne Sabol's cul-de-sac in Port St. Lucie, Florida, is fairly quiet.
Red tide likely cause of high number of sea turtle deaths
As a toxic red tide continues to grip the coast of southwest Florida, one county saw the highest number of sea turtle deaths it has ever recorded for a single month in October.
145 graves from historic cemetery discovered at Tampa high school
About 145 coffins believed to be part of a mid-20th century cemetery for the indigent were found buried under a Tampa, Florida, high school, officials said.
Billboards demand US government stop detaining migrant children
About 10 miles away from Disney World in Orlando, visitors making their way to the theme park can see a billboard containing a jarring message: "We don't believe in locking up children. Do you?"
Pirates pitcher Vázquez faces more charges in alleged sex assault case
Felipe Vázquez, the Pittsburgh Pirates closer facing allegations of statutory sexual assault and other crimes, was hit with 21 additional charges Tuesday, according to the district attorney's office in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
