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Girls Inc. asking for community's assistance in 'Helping Hands' project
PANAMA CITY, Fla.- Girls Inc. of Bay County needs your help with a week-long campaign aimed at thanking our hurricane heroes.
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Panama City officials talk about the next step in the revitalization process
PANAMA CITY, Fla.- It's not just about recovery, but it's about rebuilding a better tomorrow.
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Panama City Plan to Bring Back Trees
After Hurricane Michael, about a million trees are gone in Panama City. ReTreePC is an effort by the city to rectify the problem. Ty Farris is the Manager of Parks for Panama City and says, "Panama City, for the past 28 years, has been a member of tree city USA."
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Grand Ridge man facing drug charge
(Washington Co., Fla) -- A Jackson County man is facing felony drug charges in neighborhing Washington County.
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Local unemployment rates are high as businesses struggle to stay fully staffed
The Department of Economic Opportunity released unemployment rates for March.
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Tourist's body recovered in Destin waterway
(Destin, Fla) -- Members of the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office Marine Unit and Dive Team recovered a body of a tourist Monday morning.
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Ambulance Sideswipes Car
An ambulance traveling on Transmitter Road sideswiped a car that failed to pull over for it. It happened Sunday shortly before 9PM on Transmitter Road at 15th Street.
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13 year old charged in 'swatting hoax'
CRESTVIEW, Fla.- A Crestview 13-year old has been charged with a felony after taking part in a hoax phone call.
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SandJam begins setting up on Panama City Beach
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. - We're less than a week out from the start of SandJam and organizers have already started setting up at the M. B. Miller County Pier!
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Fire officials battling large woods fire near ECP airport
SOUTHPORT, Fla.- Bay County firefighters and forestry officials are working to battle a woods fire just north of the ECP airport.
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CareerSource Gulf Coast helping community with 'Dress for Success' event
PANAMA CITY, Fla.- Job seekers who are in need of professional attire, listen up!
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GCSC hosting public safety open house
SOUTHPORT, Fla.- This week, the community has a chance to meet our local public safety instructors and first responders.
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Coast Guard suspends search for missing swimmer
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla.- The coast guard has officially suspended their search for 20-year-old William Collinsworth of Louisiana after he went missing in the water on Friday evening.
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Second Chance hosts 22nd annual 'Blessing of the Fleet'
SAINT ANDREWS, Fla. - Spring is here and boaters are ready to get back on the water, but one local non-profit wanted to give them a blessing before they set sail.
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Local store looks to lessen their carbon footprint
PANAMA CITY, Fla. -- Earth Day is coming up on Monday but the celebrations are underway this weekend as a local market is doing their part to keep the Earth green.
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'Keep PCB Beautiful' participates in 15th annual Earth Day
PANAMA CITY, Fla. - The fifteenth annual Earth Day at McKenzie Park gave people the chance to learn more about the environment and conservation.
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Surfside student arrested after making threat
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla.- Bay County sheriff's deputies have arrested a Surfside middle school student after they allegedly made threats towards another classmate.
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Authorities continue search for Springfield missing man
SPRINGFIELD, Fla. -- A Springfield man has been missing for eight days now and police are bringing in extra help to locate the longtime resident.
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Local pastors ready to host larger crowds on Resurrection Sunday
PANAMA CITY, Fla. -- Local churches are preparing for the Easter weekend and the extra crowds that will attend.
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Scott Burrows brings words of encouragement and 'Hope for the Panhandle'
LYNN HAVEN, Fla. - Life after Hurricane Michael has been a trying time for many, but one individual came to Bay County to share some inspirational words.
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Sandjam gives out hundreds of concert tickets to support victims of Hurricane...
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. - Sandjam is quickly approaching and some very lucky concert-goers will be attending because of their generosity.
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Coast Guard search Panama City Beach for missing teen
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. - The Coast Guard is searching tonight for a 19-year-old man who disappeared in the Gulf of Mexico off Front Beach Road earlier Friday night.
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City Hall server hacked in Mexico Beach
Mexico Beach officials say that their entire City Hall server has been hacked. The planning and zoning meeting and the city council meetings were canceled yesterday due to City Hall not having access to any information in their network.
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AHCA secretary tours medical centers in Bay County
The newly appointed secretary for the Agency of Health Care Administration toured hospitals in Bay County.
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Mexico Beach reacts to scientists' confirming Hurricane Michael as a Category 5
NOAA's national hurricane center says that hurricane Michael had an intensity of 160 mph making it a category five storm. Mayor Al Cathey says the news doesn't surprise him.
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Bay County Schools celebrate Special Athlete Field Day
Over 500 hundred students met at J.R. Arnold high school for the second special athlete field day. Special needs students from all Bay county schools were invited to participate in field day.
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Hurricane Michael is a category 5 storm; local leaders react
BAY COUNTY, Fla. -- Hurricane Michael is now recognized as a category five storm, making it one of the strongest in our nation's history.
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Local mayor looks to get homeless residents in extra FEMA trailers
PANAMA CITY, Fla. -- About 58 FEMA trailers are currently not being lived in and one local leader is hoping to change that.
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BSCO warns residents to be wary of unlicensed contractors
One of the biggest issues facing the Panhandle post-hurricane is the fraud and scam that has found its way into the area. The Bay county sheriff's office hosted a seminar advising residents to verify contractors before they commit to using their services.
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State leaders react to re-designation of Hurricane Michael
BAY COUNTY, Fla. -- News of the re-designation of Hurricane Michael to a category five came as no surprise to state leaders and they hope to get funding to the Panhandle sooner.
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