Panama City police say officers and the Panama City Fire Department responded to the call just after 4 a.m. at Highway 231...
A Walton County School consultant has been arrested for bid tampering.
The 15-year-old was taken to a local hospital.
Officials say the subject entered a Jackson County business located on Highway 231, grabbed the clerk and started making demands.
The BCSO says two juveniles had been identified as suspects, and they were arrested and charged. They also say all stolen items were returned.
Okaloosa County officials say Colley is accused of killing Christopher Broxson, 54, on June 23.
James Michael Hathaway will be sentenced on November 20, 2019. He faces up to life in prison.
One victim had multiple gunshot wounds to the leg and another had severe wounds to the ear from being hit with a pistol.
Bay County Arrest Report: October 2019
Godfrey is wanted after allegedly trying to rob the First Baptist Church of Fountain at gunpoint on Sunday.
Two people are facing charges in connection with a shooting in Crestview on Sunday.
Two people are facing charges after allegedly holding an elderly woman at knifepoint and...
Bay County Sheriff's Officials say a popular trend in scamming begins to pick up around this time of year.
Okaloosa County Sheriff's Deputies arrested Araceli Martinez-Zamora, 31, after the teen was...
Two teens are facing charges in connection with an armed robbery from September.
According to the CPD, an altercation occurred at an abandoned residence located near the...
According to the BCSO, Rayme Godfrey is believed to have held the Pastor of First...
A major drug trafficking ring was taken down earlier this week in Walton County. The operation, which was supplying meth and heroin to...
The statue of Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Sojourner Truth will be dedicated in August and help mark 100 years of women's right to vote.
The mother had sought donations for the "bucket list" of the girl who she said was dying of a terminal illness.
Jarrod Ramos, 39, has pleaded not guilty and not criminally responsible, which is the state's version of an insanity defense.
Martin Fox, the former president of a private Texas tennis academy, also agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit racketeering, prosecutors said.
The reversal came after student protests and a grievance from the officer's union.
