The subject is described as a black male with a facemask, wearing a black sweatshirt with distinctive coloring on the front, a thin build, skinny jeans, and dark-colored shoes. A second subject in the stolen Honda never entered the store and was not visible on outside cameras.
The Point In Time survey or PIT, counts how many homeless people are living in our communities.Volunteers with Doorways of Northwest Florida are helping make sure they are accurately counted for the year.
A no trespassing pilot program partnership between the Panama City Police Department, Community Redevelopment Agency and local business owners is thriving.
Ascension Sacred Heart Bay launched their new therapy dog program on Friday, introducing their first certified volunteer handler and her pup, Maggie. Research shows dog therapy can help reduce blood pressure and ease anxiety.
The pilot home project has now become a group effort, thanks to a partnership between the City of Marianna, the North Florida Inland Long Term Recovery Group, and other organizations.
The City of Panama City Beach Water System announced a precautionary water boil notice to all PCB residents and businesses east of Richard Jackson Blvd.
Thursday’s workshop was all about discussing an ordinance that will limit how close these Oxford Houses can be to neighbors and how many people can live in them. However, some neighbors are out of luck with some houses already grandfathered in.
Gulf Coast State College held an open house for their new Military & Veteran Resource Center, which will become a 'home away from home' for more than 200 active duty and veteran students.
Governor Ron DeSantis is proposing an additional 200 million dollars to continue raising teacher pay. That would add to the 800 million dollars already allocated in the budget.
Upon arrival, PCPD learned a dispute over a parking spot had allegedly led to a confrontation, where the suspect pulled out a “Draco”, or a pistol-style AK-47.
Congressman Neal Dunn proposed a resolution to make Fentanyl related substances weapons of mass destruction. Fentanyl overdoses have become all too common in our Bay County community.
The Bay County Sheriff’s office is getting tech savvy with its new app that was launched on Monday. Along with Alert Bay, this new app is another way to keep the community safe by keeping them informed.
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