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CRESTVIEW — Residents will have two opportunities April 12 to raise money while exercising for worthy causes.

Crestview police officers were justified in fatally shooting a man involved in a Jan. 2 shootout, the State Attorney's office for the First Judicial Circuit announced today.

Drivers will encounter alternating lane closures on U.S. 98 westbound between the Hurlburt Field runway and Fallin Waters Drive on Sunday, April 6 through Tuesday, April 8.

CRESTVIEW — The Crestview Fire Department has been awarded a $660 Emergency Response Project Grant from the Pilot Club of Pensacola.

Bay Area Food Bank — which annually partners with numerous sites to serve children meals through its Summer Food Service Program when school is out — wants to expand its reach.

Audiobooks have come far since the 1930s when government programs started offering "talking books" designed for blind readers.

Gulf Power customers in Okaloosa County have reported new credit card fraud causes.

CRESTVIEW — A woman charged with retail theft and resisting a merchant in recovering stolen items has an April 8 plea date.

A 3-year-old autistic boy allegedly kidnapped March 6 is safe and suspects are in custody, the Crestview Police said.

Okaloosa County’s Distinguished Young Women program recently presented the Class of 2015, 24 academic seniors from Crestview High School, Choctawhatchee High School, Niceville High School, Northwest …