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Glenwood is Looking Cleaner Thanks to Volunteers

3 hours 43 min ago
Members of the Glenwood community are hoping to improve its image, by cleaning up the area to make it a safer and more attractive place to live. With the help of a special group of volunteers, those hopes are turning into a reality.

Tropical Storm Alberto Forms Early

3 hours 43 min ago
The 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season doesn’t officially start until June 1st but already we have the first Tropical Storm of the year, it’s Alberto.

Turtle Nesting Season Off to Early Start

3 hours 43 min ago
The 2012 turtle nesting season seems to be getting off to an early start, as a nest has already been spotted on Panama City Beach.

FCAT Scores Reaction

3 hours 43 min ago
Bay County schools received their grades for the reading and writing FCAT today. While students beat the state average in reading, they scored below the state in writing.

Destin East Pass Under Health Advisory; Most Beach-Goers Unaware

3 hours 43 min ago
Destin- Every single person we talked to Friday was unaware of the poor water conditions in the East Pass. They were shocked and disgusted when they found out what they were swimming in.

Parker Murder Suspect Wants Police Interview Removed from Evidence

3 hours 43 min ago
Panama City - One of the two men accused of beating a Parker teenager to death last year was back in court Friday. William Chase's lawyer is trying to get his statements to police thrown-out of the trial.

Justice Served for Mia Brown

3 hours 43 min ago
The man responsible for one of the most sadistic murders in recent history was back in court Friday where Circuit Court Judge, Chris Patterson to decided his fate.

HIV-Positive Man Charged with Having Sex Without Alerting Woman

3 hours 43 min ago
A Crestview man is facing charges for allegedly having sex with a woman and failing to tell her he was HIV positive.

Unemployment Drops as Economy Improves

3 hours 43 min ago
Florida’s unemployment rate fell three tenths of one percent in April, despite a net loss of twenty seven hundred jobs. Eight hundred and four thousand people remain out of work, but there are encouraging signs for the states economy.

Tyndall AFB Officials Campaign Against Distracted Driving

3 hours 43 min ago
It is now unacceptable to talk on anything, but a hands-free cell phone device while driving on Tyndall Air Force Base property.

State Releases Reading FCAT Scores

Sat, 05/19/2012 - 4:30pm
Statewide, the number of students passing the writing portion of the FCAT test dropped from 81 percent to just 27 percent after changes in the way the tests were graded. The drop prompted the State Board of Education to scale back on the grading change.

New Evidence Released in the Trayvon Martin Shooting

Sat, 05/19/2012 - 4:30pm
Authorities have released hundred of pages of evidence, audio recordings and photos in connection with the prosecution of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman, who has been charged with second degree murder, has pleaded not guilty and is now living in an undisclosed location.

Convicted Murderer Sentenced to Death

Fri, 05/18/2012 - 8:30pm
Bonifay- Holmes County convicted murderer Johnny Sketo Calhoun was sentenced to death Friday.

Retiring Rutherford English Teacher Wins Golden Apple Award

Fri, 05/18/2012 - 4:30pm
This week's Golden Apple award winner teaches English to 9th and 10th graders at Rutherford High School, but not for much longer. Joy Simonson is retiring in June after touching the lives of thousands of students over 44 years.

Horses Help Troubled Kids Deal with Problems

Fri, 05/18/2012 - 4:30pm
Animal assisted therapy usually brings sights of dogs and cats to mind, but for one local family, horses are their medicine and they're using them to help children around Bay County.

Bay District School Board Faces Another Major Financial Hit

Fri, 05/18/2012 - 4:30pm
Panama City- Bay District school officials are already facing an estimated ten million dollar budget deficit for next school year. Now the district's Operational Support Service officials are asking for several hundred thousand dollars in additional funding.

Panama City Police Review Panhandling and Nuisance Ordinances

Fri, 05/18/2012 - 4:30pm
Panama City - Panama City Police say they want to review the impact of two new laws before they begin enforcing them, They are devising guidelines for the new panhandling and nuisance ordinances.

Convicted Murderer's Sentencing Set for Friday

Fri, 05/18/2012 - 2:30pm
Bonifay- Holmes County convicted murderer Johnny Sketo Calhoun will be sentenced Friday.

Gulf Coast Medical Center Ground Breaking

Fri, 05/18/2012 - 2:30pm
Gulf Coast Medical Center had their groundbreaking ceremony Thursday morning and feel that the new additions will have a big impact on the community.

Famous Chef Visits Seaside Community Garden

Fri, 05/18/2012 - 2:30pm
Seaside Neighborhood School is growing more than students, the school has been the home of the Seaside Community Garden since 2007, and it's attracting some interesting visitors.