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The Fort Walton Beach wrestling program is mourning the loss of assistant coach.

Jorge Hernandez, an assistant coach with the program for five years, was killed in downtown Nashville when he was struck by a van. He was 26 years old.

Do Savannah editor Heather Henley chats with Paula Kreissler, Director of Healthy Living & Community Development for Healthy Savannah, about getting healthy in the new year and how to set goals.

Amy Gussie Russ, AKA Gussie, sat down for an exclusive interview with the Northwest Florida Daily News to talk about growing up in east Milton, recording her upcoming album in Pensacola and dating at the morgue.

Listen to her first self-titled EP, "Amy Gussie Russ" on Spotify, Pandora and GooglePlayMusic. Learn more about her on Facebook or Instagram @GussieRuss.

Pepper's Panama City serves from food truck while building is renovated

When a juvenile is accused of a sex crime, the path toward adjudication is a long and complicated one. Tim O'Donnell, a deputy district attorney in Marion County's juvenile division, explains what the path looks like from the first allegation to the end of the process. But the victims should not be forgotten in all of this, says the Lane County Sexual Assault Support Services Executive Director BB Beltran. [Chelsea Deffenbacher/The Register-Guard]

We ran a piece today, Jan. 3, by reporter Isaac Groves that detailed a lawsuit brought by Elon University against a former student over a loan debt. It's unusual to see the university suing a student over anything.

Isaac found out the now defunct federal Perkins Loan Program saddled individual schools with debt -- nationwide -- and campuses are working to recoup that money.

The story has met with some pushback online: Why would we cover this? Why did we name the ex-student? Etc.

So Isaac and online editor Michael Abernethy sat down to talk about the process behind the story, the questions we had, and the rules we follow to determine and report news. (Yes, there are rules, and a lot of them about when and why we could withold someone's name in a public record or public process.)

We hope this gives you a little more insight into how we operate. Thanks.

Grover Davis' family owned the iconic vessels for many years. He called their destruction from Hurricane Michael "a sad feeling" since he spent his childhood on them as a deckhand.

DeSantis takes over in Tallahassee, Democrats take over in the U.S. House...plus 2019 predictions

Relatives of the missing fishermen speak to Journal reporter Linda Borg on Wednesday afternoon.  “They told us that the final survival [period] ended yesterday around 4 p.m.,” said John Ansay’s aunt, Rose Moretti. “We’re hopeful he’s still alive.” Sandy Gallo, John Ansay's mother, begged the Coast Guard not to abandon the search.

We delve into the great mystery of pickup truck love on Cape Cod, plus Greg actually leaves his house and visits high Head in North Truro!