UWF student makes the best of his musical talents and use drive and determination to go from being homeless to the big stage at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
We caught back up with James Matthews a few weeks after he performed at Carnegie Hall.  Since our first story, his career has skyrocketed.
After an unarmed man was shot by Escambia County Deputies while fishing for a cigarette in his driveway... the incident garnered national attention.

A woman battling her 6th round of cancer does so with a smile.

The city of Pensacola has a number of large holes in a particular street residents wants fixed desperately.

Hundreds of drivers in Pensacola were amazed at Reggie Thompson's attempt to advertise a business.
Thousands gathered to help a fallen soldier's family lay their son to rest after he was killed in the line of duty.

A brush fire inches dangerously close to several homes worrying residents.

It was the second bizarre shooting in a week.  A man that crashed his car was found with a gunshot wound.

Wounded veterans experience scuba therapy.
In a special report, I take a deep look at teens and guns.  I speak with victims of teen gun violence, an outspoken pastor on the issue and law enforcement in an attempt to get to the bottom of why some teens resort to gun violence and how to stop it.

The woman police believe was killed by her boyfriend in a domestic violence dispute is remembered by friends and family.
The National Flight Academy launched a new program geared for adults who wish to learn what it's like to be a Naval Aviator.  I was given the opportunity to be a Naval Aviator in a special look at the program.

Northwest Florida received a record amount of rain on April 29 leaving a good portion of the area underwater or heavily damaged.
A week after the storm, I visited the Gulf Breeze community still a foot underwater and homeowners in a desperate state of mind.

The Governor stepped in to stop a Probation and Parole Office from moving into a residential neighborhood after a two month fight from the residents.

A boy went missing on Perdido Beach, search teams did their best to find him.

Abandoned Trailer Park to be demolished. Eyesores Report.

Middle school rallies support for a fellow student undergoing a liver transplant.

The USO help make Christmas for young military recruits feel more like home.

Math nerds unite and celebrate National Pi Day.

Science fiction fans gathered for Pensacon!

Lawmakers push to stiffen the penalties for perpetrators who commit hit and run crimes.  Families and friends of loved ones who were victims of hit and run share their thoughts about the proposed law.

Pensacola, FL survived its first major snow storm in many years!

A 14 inadvertently found herself in the crossfire of gunshots in her neighborhood.  The community had experienced a string of violence leading up to her untimely death, but a host of people came together and rallied support to end the violence.
Surveillance catches a woman stealing a $2400 puppy from a pet store.

Deputies believed a gang related shooting is what left a man for dead another wounded and the man who pulled the trigger in handcuffs. 
However, the family of the man arrested say he was acting in self-defense.
Pensacola hosts its own Trayvon Martin Rally following the verdict.

Wounded veterans participate in a Triathlon.

After several months spent investigating Kipling Manor assisted living facility, the State decided to suspend the license of the facility due to several operating violations found.
Chappie James Flight Academy puts kids through a week long class that teaches the basics of flight.  The class ends with the opportunity to fly a real airplane.
Honoring service men and women on Memorial Day!
Fall 2014 is Mrs. Orsi's first year as a teacher at Navarre Intermediate School.  We catch her putting the final touches on to her classroom moments before students arrive!
Fall 2014 is Mrs. Moorer first year as a teacher at Navarre Intermediate School.  Her classroom is across the hall from Mrs. Orsi, and like her colleague, and she's very excited.

There's no place like home, and thanks to a charitable organization who aides wounded veterans, a triple amputee Air Force vet has new one.
A community leader comes up with an idea to help the homeless population during the winter months.
World War II veteran, Colonel, Justin "Mac" Miller took to the skies once again in the same kind of plane he trained in 70 years earlier.  The love of aviation never wavered for Col. Miller as this 100 year old veteran even performed some aerobatics!
World War II veteran, George Pitt Lachicotte takes flight in a stearman biplane.
In the wake of the controversial decisions surounding Eric Garner and Mike Brown. The Okaloosa County NAACP hosted a march for unity in Crestview, FL.
The first black female Naval aviator, Brenda Robinson!
The Make-A-Wish Foundation gave a 10 year old boy a day he'll never forget with a shopping spree worth thousands of dollars!