Good morning, Panama City.

The Panama City Salvation Army marks 90 years of service + a long-time Sunday school teacher, with 63 years in the organization, shared her experience to remind locals of its enduring support.

The milestone highlights the group's commitment to uplifting the community.

Parts of Pine Log Road (west of State Road 79) in Bay County have washed out; repair crews are working on the road while a deputy guides traffic and motorists are advised to avoid the area.

A tropical depression is expected to form later this week in the Gulf as low pressure pushes north toward Florida—bringing heavy rain and flood watches along the Panhandle and North Florida.

Weather officials warn a stalled front could cause repeated downpours Monday through Wednesday.

Eligible Affordable Care Act customers in Florida will receive a $500 refund check due to overcharges on the federal exchange.

The Treasury Department began sending checks Sept. 30 and no application is needed.

NewsChannel 7 will air a 30-minute Breast Cancer Awareness Special on Friday, Oct.

16 at 11:00 a.m. (CDT) as local survivors Donna Bell and Jessica Foster share personal stories and expert advice on early detection; viewers can tune in on local channels or online.

PepsiCo announced on Oct.

2 that it is recalling over 122,000 cases of Gatorade nationwide, including in Florida, due to undeclared dyes in 28-ounce bottles. Customers should check their pantries as the FDA classified the recall as *Class II*.

Doctors at Florida Cancer Affiliates launched a clinic for men with an elevated PSA so that primary care providers can use advanced imaging (multi-parametric MRI) to determine if further testing or treatment is needed.