There is a countywide initiative to replant trees in the area after Hurricane Michael. Arborists estimate 80 percent of tree canopy was...
Joe Moody Harris Park lost most of its trees from Hurricane Michael. ReTreePC is working to bring trees back to areas like that.
Gulf County's scallop season has been set.
Tourist season is fast approaching, but what does this mean for local state parks and other popular...
The move is a giant shift from the previous administration that never spoke of climate change.
Looking to recycle your Christmas tree?
Due to the tremendous amount of debris from Hurricane Michael, Bay County officials have suspended the Christmas tree...
Monday, Bay County Utility Services will begin a winter drawdown at the Deer Point Dam.
Test show some red tide in our area
The latest update from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission shows background to medium concentrations of red tide across Northwest Florida.
Thursday, Bay County leaders lifted the ban on outdoor burning initiated after Hurricane Michael.
According to FWC, Red Tide was observed in and/or offshore Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Bay Counties.
Red Tide threatens to take away what little livelihood local oystermen have left.
Some Bay County shellfish harvest areas are closed starting at sunset Thursday.
Mexico Beach city officials asked Sheriff Tommy Ford to help remove dead fish killed by a...
Patchy areas of Red Tide seem to be spreading westward into parts of Bay and Walton Counties.
Mexico Beach residents speak out after dead fish continue to wash ashore in the area.
The worst Red Tide conditions in Northwest Florida, albeit patchy in nature, is now in Gulf County.
