Pensacola Police Chief Eric Winstrom breaks down the July 4-5 downtown shooting investigation with Rick Outzen — three shooters, one arrest, and why victims are staying silent.

West Florida Public Libraries Board of Governance Chair Blaine Wall and board members meet with Escambia County Administrator Wes Moreno, HR Director Nikki Powell, and other county officials to hammer out a timeline and process for hiring a new director of library services.

The overall tone was frank and at times pointed, but it stayed professional throughout the discussion.

Former Lincoln Project chief of staff Ryan Wiggins joins Rick to discuss her new political consulting firm, Black Pearl Strategies, formed with Rick Wilson and other Lincoln Project veterans. She talks about bringing their ad-making and narrative-setting skills to Florida politics, why they're backing David Jolly's gubernatorial bid, and what it will take to challenge DeSantis's eight-year grip on the state.

State Rep. Alex Andrade joins Rick Outzen to break down Day 1 of Florida's special legislative session on Governor DeSantis' homestead exemption and property tax proposal—what survived, what got cut, and why lawmakers rejected a $5.5 million gubernatorial ad campaign.

Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons joins Rick Outzen to discuss an Orange Beach police officer caught dropping off a homeless individual at Waterfront Rescue Mission—and what it means for Pensacola's finite public resources.

Kohler challenged Hofberger after her aide stayed on a contractor board—despite county attorney's advice that employees shouldn’t serve on citizen committees.

Pensacola City Councilmember Jennifer Brahier discusses overcrowding and the deplorable state of the Roger Scott Pools.

An Alabama man came to Florida on vacation and never made it home. When he fell ill and needed emergency surgery, the surgeon operated from the wrong position, removed the wrong organ, and severed a major blood vessel—killing him on the table.

Pensacola attorney Joe Zarzaur joins Rick Outzen to reveal what happened inside that operating room, why the surgeon's practice ignored years of complaints, and why it took nearly two years for a grand jury to hand down a manslaughter indictment.

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Meet Joe Vinson, who has filed to run for Escambia County Commission District 4.

Troy Rafferty & Madeline Pendley discuss how online gambling is targeting kids.

Joe Zarzaur talks about his lawsuit against surgeon who removed a man's liver instead of his spleen, causing his death. The surgeon has been arrested for second-degree manslaughter,

Dr. Charletha Powell promotes Pensacola Cigar Weekend.

State Rep. Alex Andrade joins Rick Outzen to explain why Florida’s legislative session ended without a budget — and what happens next. From the Senate’s billion-dollar gap to the politics behind the property tax referendum, Andrade pulls back the curtain on a stalled process, a possible string of special sessions, and why the days of COVID cash are long gone.