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The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

Construction Beginning Near Cinco Bayou Bridge

Get The Coast— Crews have started drainage improvements near Cinco Bayou as part of FDOT’s $11.6 million Eglin Parkway resurfacing project, which stretches from U.S. 98 to Richbourg Avenue in Shalimar. The work includes intermittent nighttime lane closures on northbound State Road 85 between Yacht Club Drive NE and the Cinco Bayou bridge while crews install new drainage structures. The broader project, which began in late 2025 and is expected to finish in late 2027, will also bring roadway resurfacing, upgraded sidewalks and crosswalks, traffic signal enhancements, stormwater improvements, and updated pavement markings. Drivers are advised to use caution in the construction zone, especially during overnight work hours.
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Beware: Crowd Surfing Is Actually Dangerous

NY Post— What began as a fun night at Missouri’s Pointfest music festival ended in tragedy after 28-year-old Danielle Uskiwich died from injuries caused when a crowd surfer accidentally kicked her in the head during a May 16 performance by the band Sleep Theory near St. Louis. Initially believing she was fine, Danielle later developed severe headaches and was hospitalized, where doctors discovered a brain bleed that led to two strokes and emergency surgery for extensive bleeding and blood clots. Her family said doctors also uncovered an underlying medical condition that may have worsened the situation. Despite being placed in a medically induced coma, Danielle died on May 26, ten days after the accident. Loved ones remembered her as kind, funny, and vibrant, noting her passion for music and hockey, her work as a school attendance secretary, and her recent engagement. Her family also honored her memory by donating her organs to help others in need.
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Eglin Golf Course Redeveloper Announced

Get The Coast— The Department of the Air Force has selected the American Dunes Foundation to lease and redevelop Eglin Golf Course and surrounding property through its Enhanced Use Lease program, marking a major step forward in plans first announced in 2025. The project could include improvements across up to 603 acres at Eglin Air Force Base, with the foundation responsible for financing, development, construction, maintenance, and operations of the golf facilities and related property. The Air Force said the partnership is intended to revitalize underused land while generating economic benefits for both the military and the selected developer. The announcement follows earlier efforts to seek public or private redevelopment proposals after operational challenges and rising maintenance costs led to the closure of portions of the golf complex.
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Charity Golf Tournament Raises Over $100K

Get The Coast— The annual Bob Hope Memorial Charity Golf Classic raised more than $105,000 this year to support the Air Force Enlisted Village, continuing its long tradition of helping surviving spouses of retired enlisted Air Force members. Held at Fort Walton Beach Golf Club, the tournament brought together golfers, sponsors, and community supporters for a day of fundraising and remembrance honoring entertainer and military advocate Bob Hope. Organizers said the event’s success reflects the community’s ongoing commitment to supporting military families and the mission of the village, which provides housing and care for residents along the Emerald Coast.
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Volusia County Sheriff Is Done With "Teen Takeovers"

NY Post— Mike Chitwood is warning parents that they could face criminal charges if their children participate in destructive “teen takeovers,” referring to large gatherings that have recently led to fights, vandalism, assaults, and other dangerous behavior across parts of Florida. Chitwood said some events have drawn hundreds of teens to beaches, parking lots, and shopping centers, causing significant disruptions and property damage. He noted that parents who knowingly allow the behavior or fail to properly supervise minors could face charges such as contributing to the delinquency of a minor or be held financially liable for damages. The sheriff also cautioned teens that arrests and lasting criminal records could result from participating, adding that law enforcement plans to take a more aggressive approach to stopping future gatherings before they escalate.
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Las Vegas No Longer The Most Sinful City

Timeout— New York City has been ranked the “most sinful” city in America in a new study by WalletHub that measured factors tied to nightlife, gambling, drinking, adult entertainment, and other forms of vice. The report, highlighted by Time Out New York, said New York earned the top spot because of its large concentration of casinos, bars, strip clubs, nightlife venues, and overall “temptation” economy. Las Vegas ranked second, followed by Houston, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles in the top five. Researchers based the rankings on dozens of indicators connected to the traditional seven deadly sins, including greed, lust, gluttony, vanity, and laziness.
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Ask Uncle Bobby

Bad advice for good people.

As heard on the B-Team Morning Show

Each weekday, some poor soul writes in for help. Uncle Bobby gives them the worst advice we can legally put on the air.

May 28 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I procrastinate constantly and I eat a lot of junk food, especially late at night. How can I turn these habits into something productive instead of feeling like they are ruining my life?

Midnight Junk Spiral Dread
Captain Snack Delay

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Love The Locals Luau For ASHA

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Jun 7, 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Love The Locals Luau For ASHA

📍 The Alice - Destin

Love the Locals Luau is a tropical-themed fundraising event hosted by Advanced Sacred Hope Academy at The Alice – A Gathering Place on Sunday, June 7, 2026, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in Destin. The event will feature island-inspired entertainment, drinks, raffles, and VIP experiences while raising money to support children at Advanced Sacred Hope Academy and help fund a sensory playground at the organization’s new campus. Guests can choose from general admission, early access, or VIP packages that include perks such as drink tickets, leis, private dining, open bar access, and priority seating, with all proceeds benefiting the academy’s mission and future programs.

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Today's Holidays

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National Brisket Day

<p data-id="fbebaea4-b17a-4372-8677-b773d84f8d89" id="fbebaea4-b17a-4372-8677-b773d84f8d89">National Brisket Day is that sacred little speed bump on the calendar where grown adults pretend a slab of cow is a personality trait and call it “tradition.” You smoke it, you slice it, you argue about it like the argument pays your mortgage, and somehow everyone’s convinced their method was handed down from the mountain on stone tablets. It’s not about hunger; it’s about control—time, temperature, and your own shaky sense of purpose while the rest of life free-falls around you. And if you think that sounds dramatic, wait till you see what people do to a brisket when they’re trying to impress their ex.</p>

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