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Pinspiration is a DIY arts and crafts studio in Panama City Beach. Summer camps are offered for kids ages 5-12 years old.

Minors must now get their parents consent before having an abortion in Florida.

Local law enforcement officials are prepping for the holiday weekend but this year they’re facing a new challenge, specifically COVID-19.

Several local teenagers are working to give other teens something to look forward to by organizing what they're calling the Wake Conference.

Masks are required inside businesses in Apalachicola to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

The Sheriff's office has already moved onto the property with plans for an autism transition academy in the works.

Blue Springs is also hosting its freedom springs triathlon Saturday morning to kick off Independence Day.

People behind on their rent or mortgages have another month to scrape together what they owe before facing eviction. Governor Ron Desantis signed the extension Tuesday night just hours before it was set to expire.

COVID-19 testing sites are having to create wait lists due to high demand. This comes as Bay County had zero ICU beds on Wednesday, but hospitals say they're still capable of treating COVID patients.

Fort Walton Beach city leaders are canceling upcoming events due to the coronavirus COVID-19.

The Florida Department of Health has released the latest coronavirus COVID-19 numbers for Wednesday.

Keep PCB Beautiful will host a special beach cleanup this weekend. Jordan McCool was live with the details.

If your child was receiving free or reduced-price school lunches, make sure you're keeping an eye out for a Pandemic-EBT card in the mail.

It’s almost voting time and Bay County Branch of the NAACP is working to make sure many in our area are registered to vote.

With a chance of rough surf over the weekend, officials say it’s more important than ever to heed warnings from lifeguards or patrols and to not underestimate the Gulf.

Florida's Governor extends the state's moratorium on mortgage foreclosures and eviction relief through August 1.

Visit South Walton officials said they are expecting occupancy to be up 5 percent from last year.

A housing community destroyed by Hurricane Michael reopened its doors to local residents Tuesday.

The COVID testing site at Rosenwald High School was forced to shut down early Tuesday because of an overflow of cars. This comes as Bay County's positivity rate has seen a recent increase.

The Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s explosive ordnance disposal division at Tyndall Air Force Base, plays a major role in equipping our nation’s Warfighters with life-saving robots. Simply put, this technology keeps men and women out of harm’s way when diffusing a bomb. One of the best opportunities for EOD leaders to see in action and test some of the world’s most advanced robots is during the annual ‘Robot Rodeo’.

The advisories issued for beaches in Bay County last week after there were poor results during testing have been lifted.

Panama City Police are searching for a person of interest in connection with a shooting which left one person injured.

Health officials say 3,505 people have died from the virus in the state.

The Panama City Rescue Mission will keep on giving away produce through August.

Independence Day is just a few days away, and Panama City officials say the city’s Salute to Freedom event will look a little different this year. Jordan McCool was live with more.

A free COVID-19 drive-thru testing site is being offered in Panama City Tuesday. Jordan McCool was live with the details.

Last week, Keith Baker resigned from his position as Bay County Commissioner after being arrested for worker’s compensation fraud and other charges. Now many are wondering what’s next for the vacant commission seat.

Recruiters says recruitment is down due to the pandemic, so they are turning to social media to help attract new enlistees.

The Student Senate at Florida State voted to remove its President on June 5th for disparaging remarks about Black Lives Matter. Now his replacement is under fire for antisemitic beliefs.

While officials say no structures are threatened, they’re hoping July will bring more rain to keep the fire threat low.