Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves discusses his first two years in office, the tremendous growth at the Pensacola International Airport, and Palafox Street's underground tunnels. 

The University of West Florida President, Dr. Martha Saunders, discusses the record-setting fall semester, the T.T. Wentworth collection, and her Uncle Huck's role in helping Black workers register to vote in the 1960s.

Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis reflects on his experiences during the BP oil spill, the importance of infrastructure for economic growth in Northwest Florida, and his commitment to public service. He discusses the challenges faced by the region and the need for strong leadership to ensure that funds are allocated appropriately. Patronis also emphasizes the importance of advocating for veterans and improving community care, highlighting his dedication to serving the citizens of Northwest Florida.

On June 13, 2003,  Martha Dyer Campbell, 85, was found dead by her sister in the garden room of her home in Greenville, Miss.

Her death rocked her family and Greenville, and it remains unsolved.  Journalist Larrison Campbell returned to Greenville 20 years later to reexamine her grandmother’s murder and run down the many rumors about the case. Her investigation is told in the podcast – “⁠Devil in the Ditch⁠.”

She discusses the podcast and her return to her hometown with Rick Outzen, who also grew up in Greenville.

State Rep. Alex Andrade endorses Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis in the special election for the Northwest Florida congressional seat formerly held by Matt Gaetz. He also discusses House Speaker Danny Perez and Rep. Susan Valdez’s switch to the Republican Party.

Port of Pensacola Director Clark Merritt discusses the construction of the Maritime Center of Excellence, home for American Magic, which will arrive in February 2025.

The Levin Papantonio law firm has filed suit against Pfizer, Upjohn and related companies on behalf of Alicia Wilson from Upland, CA. The lawsuit alleges inadequate warnings about Depo-Provera’s potential link to meningiomas, a type of brain tumor. With nearly 2 million U.S. women having used Depo-Provera, attorneys anticipate thousands of cases. LP attorney Chris Paulos has the details.

Warrington Preparatory Academy adds 9th grade with a focus to recruit the next generation of digital superstars.