Good morning, Panama City.

Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport is hosting live music for arriving travelers as the annual Wheels Up Summer Music Series returns for its sixth year this summer.

Members of Bay High’s 1976 state championship football team are partnering with the Bay Education Foundation to fund a scholarship (worth $5,000) for a graduating senior.

The effort was announced on Jul. 13 and aims to support Bay High students.

Florida Highway Patrol teams with local sheriff's offices & police to boost highway patrols on major highways as part of Operation Southern Slow Down from today through Saturday.

Officials urge drivers to exercise extra caution while on the road.

Dr. Lee Magro, a local family physician at Tallahassee Memorial Health (treating many locals), says simple habits like 30 minutes of exercise, balanced meals, and enough sleep can lower risks of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer, and he urges regular checkups to catch issues early.

Local real estate agents report the Bay County housing market is balancing as buyers find more inventory and sellers see multiple offers, with Panama City attracting primary residents while Panama City Beach draws short-term rental investors and homes under $400,000 and condos sell quickly.

On July 13, local semi-pro team the Panama City Panthers overcame an 18-point halftime deficit to edge a 20-18 win against the Huntsville Rockets, highlighted by a 36-yard touchdown run from veteran Tyliek Mears.

They will face the Alabama Aviators on July 18.

Mosley High School in Lynn Haven hosted a free youth football camp Saturday, July 13 + Dolphins players and varsity volunteers taught young athletes speed and agility drills with 40-yard dash and combine-style stations.

Former North Bay Haven wrestler Koa DeLoach (a Davidson signee) earned Fargo All-American honors for the second time after finishing fifth at the U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals in Fargo.

He secured technical fall wins early in the tournament and achieved the highest placement among male Bay County wrestlers.