Updated: 7:22 PM The tornadoes that ripped through the area during Hurricane Ivan left plenty of damage in their path, but they also brought a little bit of help Monday for one Marianna man who's trailer was destroyed on that night.

Updated: 7:17 PM Hurricane Ivan damaged many boats up and down the Panhandle. Now, an insurance company is hoping one man's junk can become another man's treasure and plans to auction them off.

Updated: 5:49 PM Betty Castor was in Panama City Monday talking about her campaign.

Updated: 5:47 PM It's cleanup day for the 24th Annual Indian Summer Festival, and for the fourth year in a row, poor weather scared some people away.

Updated: 5:32 PM Earlier this year Gen. Wesley Clark was campaigning for the Democratic nomination for president. Monday he was in Panama City to endorse Betty Castor for the U.S. Senate.

Updated: 4:59 PM Torrential downpours cause heavy flooding at Henry Davis Park. Now, Panama City commissioners are looking for solutions.

Updated: 4:55 PM Panama City commissioners will make a final vote on a temporary ban on tattoo and body piercing shops.

Updated: 4:36 PM With only three weeks until voters cast ballots, elections officials are already preparing for a high voter turnout.

Updated: 4:08 PM The state's forestry industry is just one of the many still adding up the damage from all the hurricanes this season.

Updated: 4:06 PM Monday was the first day back to school for about 92,000 students in two Florida Panhandle counties hardest hit by Hurricane Ivan.

Updated: 4:04 PM Thousands of property owners around Florida say their insurance companies are leaving them in the lurch, and now the state’s stepping in to help.

Updated: 1:32 PM The General Election is three weeks from Tuesday, and local elections officials are getting ready for a record turnout at the polls.

Updated: 12:40 PM Local candidates will square off in a political forum Monday night.

Updated: 12:38 PM Last year, the tourist development council lost hundreds of thousands of dollars on the Indian Summer Festival. This year, the threat of rain could once again become the downfall of the annual festival.

Updated: 10:44 PM With a shortage of flu vaccine nationwide, health officials across the country are asking healthy individuals to skip the flu shot this year.

Updated: 10:24 PM Two Tyndall Air Force Base civil engineers have returned home from Iraq

Updated: 10:22 PM A Panama City man accused of making hoax telephone calls nationwide will be prosecuted for that in Kentucky.

Updated: 9:58 AM For a second time in two days a jury of 12 men and women held Tim Pilgreen's life in their hands.

Updated: 9:56 AM A Moonspinner manager believes a misused blow torch caused the fire.

Updated: 9:55 AM A fall from a restaurant roof that seriously injured a 20-year-old woman early Friday morning in Destin appears to have been accidental.

Updated: 12:44 PM Former Florida Senate President W.D. Childers has lost an appeal of convictions for violating the state's “sunshine law.”

Updated: 9:13 PM At least three different phone and mail scams have made their way into the Panhandle.

Updated: 9:14 PM It took the jury a little more than four hours to bring back seven guilty verdicts in the Timmy Pilgreen trial.

Updated: 5:37 PM Hurricane Ivan focused many of us on charity and how it truly starts at home.

Updated: 5:12 PM The candidates for superintendent are both using statistics from the last four years to show why you should elect them.