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.
Panama City is kicking out an unwelcome intruder from city lakes and ponds.
Around 18 people visited Bay Medical Sacred Heart emergency rooms over the weekend with symptoms caused by Red Tide.
The blooms are caused by high nutrient levels in the water.
Background to medium concentrations of Red Tide were found in Bay County.
Wednesday, in its midweek report the FWC showed a low to very low concentration of an organism that causes Red Tide in...
Low concentrations of red tide have been confirmed in our area.
Saturday, September 15th is International Coastal Cleanup Day so Gulf World, Diver's Den, and Keep PCB Beautiful are teaming up.
Some dead fish washed up on Panama City Beach near the Holiday Inn Express.
Old Domestic Cleaners building on Grace Avenue has been identified as being eligible for Dry Cleaning Solvent Cleanup...
