Port of Pensacola

Pensacola has applied for $15M from Triumph Gulf Coast to build a 58‑acre rail‑served inland port, as Mayor D.C. Reeves argues it will free scarce downtown port space.

The Triumph Gulf Coast board on Tuesday approved granting up to $3.3 million to the University of West Florida for a new aquatic vessel research and development center at the Port of Pensacola.

An effort to overturn a 2020 vote in Key West that limited cruise-ship operations is ready to go before the full Senate.The Senate Rules Committee on…

Legislation filed in the new session would strip communities of locally controlling their ports when it comes to shipments of hazardous materials.The…

Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson rolled out a laundry list of topics for his weekly virtual news conference on Monday, including a glimpse into the future…

The Port of Pensacola — established in 1743 — is moving into 2020 on the strength of a major revenue increase in fiscal year 2019.The port finished at…

In part two of our look at the work aimed at converting the Port of Pensacola into a “niche port,” WUWF’s Dave Dunwoody looks at a growing seafood company…

The Port of Pensacola hosted an open house recently for walking tours of the facility and some of its tenants. WUWF’s Dave Dunwoody kicks off a three-part…

In part two of our look at the Port of Pensacola, Director Amy Miller speaks on niche ports; LPV, and World Direct Shipping, among other topics related to…

The Port of Pensacola has been in business for nearly three centuries, and is as busy as ever today. We begin a two-part series on the Port, its place…