Local mother, Sharon O'Prey, who took to Walton county officials whenever she noticed a worn-down handicap-accessibility sign needed to get replaced. The sign is on the side of Hotz Road in Grayton Beach, facing the Zoo Gallery. Her daughter, Adrienne, is 29-years-old and suffers from cerebral palsy and other intellectual disabilities. Interview is with Sharon O'Prey

The Foye Belle Foundation is a non-profit that was designed to send cancer patients -- specifically breast cancer but they don't refuse others -- a care package called a 'Blue Bag' that comes with things to help pass time and provide comfort during Chemo treatments. Interview is with Mark Berler, the organization's president.

Matt Fish, a spray technician with Okaloosa County Mosquito Control speaks with Daily News reporter Jim Thompson about keeping mosquitoes away from your house.

"The girl was arrested and she was charged," said Ray Sansom, vice president of school administration. She was suspended for 10 days from school and permanently banned from the bus.

Two of the students who drank on the bus were taken to the hospital, after throwing up in school and feeling sick, Sansom said.

We're halway through football season on the Emerald Coast, so Sam and Seth are here to hand out some midseason swag.

CRESTVIEW — Okaloosa County sheriff’s investigators think they not only solved the mystery of who stole $400,000 worth of silver coins from a safe at a home, but also recovered most of the money.

Stephen Aaron Barnes, 37, of Destin was charged last Thursday with grand theft of more than $100,000, according to a news release from the Sheriff’s Office.

CRESTVIEW — A 15-year old Crestview High School student has been charged with writing or sending a threat to kill or injure, according to a news release from the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office.

Listen to an interview between Daily News reporter Jim Thompson and Destin Mayor Gary Jarvis.

Sam and Seth break down all of the Week 5 matchups along the Emerald Coast.

Martin Owen, TDC board member and owner of the Owen Organization, a tourism consulting firm, addresses the question of whether massive red tide in South Florida has positively impacted tourism numbers in Northwest Florida.