A man is facing charges in connection to an infant's drowning from May.
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Recent public discussion has stirred up the idea of a pier off the county's coast and now residents can weigh in.
Our area's first medical cannabis dispensary is opening in Fort Walton Beach.
Several water rescues have taken place in Panama City Beach recently as well as two...
It happened around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday on Highway 79 near Highway 388 in Bay County.
The week-long science, technology, engineering, and math camp is the first camp offered for the summer.
While the one year anniversary of the storm is less than three months away, federal aid hasn’t...
The trolley service announced that Thursday they'll showcase the transit system by offering free rides on all fixed...
There have been at least 150 more calls than this time last year, but it doesn't seem to phase EMS crews.
District officials say they hope to have heavy equipment out clearing the area within the next two to three weeks.
Keith Lane Jones is being charged with grand theft and armed robbery.
Gulf Coast State College has been ranked the fourth best college in the country for animation degree programs.
A Crestview man died after crashing into a tree Wednesday morning.
Bay County Arrest Report: June 2018
Ivan Rogers from the Lynn Haven Animal Shelter stops by the studio with two little furry friends in tow.
A Panama City man is facing charges after a crash that injured another person.
Panama City Police has released the name of the woman found dead in the marina Tuesday.
Above average temperatures continue over NWFL today with only a few afternoon showers possible. Find out where you may catch one with Meteorologist Ryan Michaels.
"If my country would be OK ... I would not try to cross," said a mother from Honduras hoping to cross the U.S. border with her 7-year-old son.
American, United, Frontier and Southwest made the requests after social media posts described groups of terrified, crying children on flights.
"Are we a nation that accepts the cruelty of ripping children from their parents' arms, or are we a nation that values families?" the former president wrote.
At the current rate, family detention centers could be full after only eight days. And there are no plans to reunite those families that have already been separated.
The removal was one of several changes made to the WHO's International Classification of Diseases, a manual used by doctors in most countries around the world.
