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Bay County's legislative delegation appeared set Monday night to sponsor a bill that would let Walton County in on the Airport Authority.

The Resort Collection of Panama City Beach is proud to welcome Southwest Airlines to the Panama City Beach region.

A conversation about a collaborative military study puts officials from Bay County, Panama City Beach and Panama City in one room.

A 78-year-old suspect accused of killing a frail 94-year-old woman now faces charges for aggravated manslaughter instead of murder.

The Bay County Economic Development Alliance is pleased to announce that Coast Water Efficient Technology, LLC has moved its operations from Pomona, Calif.

Deborah Tainsh kept a journal the entire time her stepson, U.S. Army Sgt. Patrick Tainsh, was deployed in Iraq.

You might think a trip to the beach for a family of five is expensive, but it doesn't have to be.

At Thursday's Panama City Beach City Council Meeting, council members approved several proposals for the long term improvement of the city.

It wouldn't be accurate to call the Gulf angry as what used to be Hurricane Ida made its presence known here Monday afternoon.

A woman needed only a bandage Saturday after a piece of a bullet ricocheted off a metal target and hit her in the abdomen, Bay County sheriff's deputies said.

The Jimi Hendrix version of the Star Spangled Banner was playing out of one of the vessels and it was a cool, clear day on the Bay near Hathaway Bridge but Saturday's gathering of charter boat captains was not a party.

Panama City- Friends and relatives of Panama City Beach girl who was hit and killed on her way to the bus stop last week are planning a fundraiser to help her family.

A first-grader was killed and 9-year-old injured when the two were struck by a car as they tried to cross Front Beach Road on Wednesday morning.

Authorities charged three people Monday in connection with an October robbery. The Bay County Sheriff's Office arrested and charged Joshua Wayne Peters, 18, Karlee Amanda Hooper, 16, and James Daniel Ezell, 17, all of Panama City Beach.

A 5-foot alligator used in a show and tell in Panama City Beach, Fla., escaped after its school visit, a Florida Fish and Wildlife spokesman said.

Published: Saturday, October 31, 2009 at 7:05 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, October 31, 2009 at 7:07 p.m. PANAMA CITY BEACH Officials think they have located an alligator that escaped after a Florida Fish and Wildlife officer brought the animal to his daughter's school for show and tell.

The new $1.8 million Panama City Beach library under construction on Middle Beach Road is on schedule for a December completion, city officials said this week.

Officials say a Florida Panhandle Fish and Wildlife officer lost a 5-foot alligator after bringing it to his daughter's school for show and tell.

Witnesses at the scene of a fatal traffic crash disagree about whether two children were "playing" in the road shortly before the wreck.