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Wade Hahn has a goal of raising $3,000 for the Community Counseling Foundation and to raise awareness for depression and suicide.

The teacher explained his agricultural class' farm animals were being killed by the varmints.

DESTIN — A Panama City man faces multiple charges after using fake credit cards to withdraw cash from an ATM machine in Destin early Tuesday morning, according to a press release from Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office.OCSO responded to a call of suspicious activity at the Hancock Whitney Bank at 14075 Emerald Coast Parkway shortly before 4 a.m. after a man was seen covering up the camera at the ATM machine and making multiple transactions with multiple cards, maxing out each [...]

Bodies were so thickly coated with ash that they looked like statues, and rescuers were forced to use sledgehammers to break through the roofs of houses buried in debris up to their rooflines to try to see if anyone was trapped inside.

NAVARRE BEACH — 'Tis the season for boating – which means a lot of people are using public boat launches.This past weekend, sand had drifted onto the approach to one of three ramps at the Navarre Beach Boat Ramp, closing one lane to some boat trailers and creating traction issues for others who used it.On Sunday, Amy Burgdoff and her family had issues launching her parent's boat into Santa Rosa Sound from the ramps behind Juana's Pagoda due to the sand [...]

Schultz's move comes after he ceded the day-to-day duties of CEO at Starbucks last year to focus on innovation and social-impact projects as executive chairman.

David Hogg, Emma Gonzalez, Cameron Kasky, Jaclyn Corin and about two dozen other students stood together Monday in matching black "Road to Change" T-shirts, holding placards at a park just down the street from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School where 17 were killed on Valentine's Day.

A government statement said the 10 women who were issued licenses already held driving licenses from other countries, including the U.S., U.K., Lebanon and Canada.

After more than three weeks out of the public eye, the first lady strolled into a White House event Monday for military families and swept away the wild speculation that she was incapacitated or had otherwise vanished.