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Montgomery, AL -- Alabama is leading a thirteen-state effort supporting new U-S Postal Service rules aimed at securing mail-in ballots for federal elections. The proposed rule would standardize ballot envelope designs, add unique barcodes for tracking, and create a nationwide auditing system for mail-in voting. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall says once ballots leave state control and enter the postal system, the chain of custody becomes vulnerable to fraud — pointing to documented...

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Pensacola, FL (NewsRadio 92.3) -- The Pensacola Beach Air Show has landed its largest private sponsorship in recent memory. Manson Construction — the company that just completed the eight-mile Pensacola Beach sand nourishment project — is committing two-hundred-fifty-thousand dollars to this year's show as the official "Nourished By" sponsor. The twenty-twenty-six air show runs July fifteenth through eighteenth, celebrating the Blue Angels' eightieth anniversary and America's...

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Community
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If you enjoy delicious seafood and want to make a positive impact in your community, mark your calendar for the 2026 Crab Cake Cook-Off on Wednesday, July 22. This exciting event takes place at Seville Quarter and brings together some of the best chefs and home cooks in the area to compete for the title of Pensacola’s best crab cake. Beyond the mouthwatering food, the event supports The Arc Gateway, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental...

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Public Safety Business
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Escambia County, FL (NewsRadio 92.3) -- Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons joined Pensacola's Morning News Tuesday with a wide-ranging update — weighing in on the downtown Fourth of July shooting, a significant Florida Supreme Court ruling on search warrants, and what to expect at the Blue Angels air show in less than two weeks. Downtown Fourth of July Shooting Simmons says the conversation about the downtown shooting needs to start with one key fact — the fireworks ended at 9 p.m. and the

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Public Safety
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Escambia County, FL (NewsRadio 92.3) -- Escambia County deputies arrested a man after a shots fired call at Oakwood Terrace Monday night. Sheriff Chip Simmons says Marcellus Liege was shooting at someone — two bullet holes were found in a vehicle — though the intended victim has not been identified. Liege fled on foot jumping a fence before deputies set up a perimeter and took him into custody. The investigation is continuing.

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Baldwin County, AL (NewsRadio 92.3) -- An update on the Baldwin County stabbing — the victims have been identified. Thirty-seven-year-old Samantha Baker was killed and forty-six-year-old Lance Baker was seriously injured in the Sunday night stabbing on Augustine Drive. A male juvenile detained at the scene is charged with murder and attempted murder. Lance Baker was airlifted to a hospital where he remains under care. Investigators say the stabbing was an isolated domestic incident. The...

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