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Edward Hiatt and Jenn Velez, officials with the Northwest Oregon Interagency Fire Organization in Eugene talk about reburns or rekindles, when fire starts a season later after a wildfire. Four reburns recently sprang up in forest east of Eugene-Springfield burned last year in the 11,555-acre Terwilliger Fire. [Dylan Darling/The Register-Guard]

Northern Ireland had rallied around native sons Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell as its nation prepared to host its first Open in almost seven decades. 

That it gave Shane Lowry — a native of Ireland — the same treatment during his brilliant performance at Royal Portrush was one of those special sports moments we only see so often.

A tenant unit at Tyndall Air Force Base stays busy assisting with search-and-rescue missions.

A Healthy Beaches advisory was recently issued for a beach access point in Panama City Beach. The Bay County Health Department addressed it and explained the advisory system in general.

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CRESTVIEW — A 6-year-old Crestview child was pulled from the waters of Choctawhatchee Bay last night after a near drowning at Marler Park on Okaloosa Island.

First responders were called to the park around 7:50 p.m.

The little boy was reportedly playing with a group of children about 60 feet from shore when he went under. An adult spotted him unconscious in the water and brought the boy to shore, where immediate lifesaving measures began.

Krystien Joseph was transported via medical helicopter to Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital in Pensacola where he is being treated in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.

Hard to believe but a cold front is expected to transition the Florida Panhandle tomorrow, bringing rain and slightly cooler temperatures to the area.

Some parts of the northern counties could see temperatures in the 60s!

Hard to believe but a cold front is expected to transition the Florida Panhandle tomorrow, bringing rain and slightly cooler temperatures to the area.

Some parts of the northern counties could see temperatures in the 60s!

Firefighters from several communities worked to extinguish a fast-moving multi-alarm fire in a building near Natick Common that was first called in to 911 at 1:24 a.m. July 22, 2019.

This is scanner communication from the Natick Fire Department, starting at 1:24 a.m. and ending at 2 a.m. It may not have captured every communication in that time range.

At least eight businesses are affected by the blaze that has destroyed the single-story commercial building.

The 13,000-square-foot building was built in the early-1900s and has gone through many renovations. The building houses numbers 2 to 7 South Main St.