Good morning, Panama City.

The Lynn Haven Community Fund partners with the city to host a night of music and community events — inviting residents to enjoy local culture and celebrate together.

Today, Panama City Fire Department hosted its annual open house on station grounds as over 300 local residents enjoyed free food, a bounce house, a touch-a-truck, and a live burn demonstration (with costume contests and CPR booths) that taught fire safety.

The ten-year Harvest Wine & Food Festival returns at Watercolor to celebrate a milestone while local leaders (Kate Macmillan and Chef Fleetwood Covington) discussed the fundraiser and upcoming food and wine events during today's news segment.

Daylight saving time will end on Sunday, Nov.

1 at 2 a.m. when clocks fall back one hour+Florida lawmakers continue urging federal approval to make daylight saving time permanent.

Today, city officials delivered the state of the city address, outlining major projects underway, a new budget and plans for future growth in Panama City.

Fore Her supports breast cancer patients and survivors through a golf outing, tea party, 5K and a support group — a project born from personal loss — that offers guidance and hope beyond medical bills.

The Florida Department of Health reported 368 locally acquired dengue cases from Oct.

4 through Oct. 10, with Bay County under advisory. Residents are urged to eliminate standing water (such as in potted planters) and use repellent (especially between dusk and dawn) to prevent mosquito bites.

The Flamingo Challenge and Bridge Walk for Breast Cancer invites the community to join a pink-themed event that supports early detection and shares survivors’ stories to inspire hope.

Neighbors will gather to highlight the vital role of unity in fighting breast cancer.

On Oct. 15, Panama City native Jesslyn Kuhnel scored a hat trick to become the U.S. Women’s Cerebral Palsy National Team’s all-time leading scorer in their World Cup opener against Finland.

The team will face Japan today at 4:10 p.m. ET & continue their Atlanta campaign.

North Bay Haven boys and Mosley girls won county swim championships on Oct.

16 at Frank Brown Park, scoring 1,817 and 1,942 points. The meet honored 23 seniors and the teams will prepare for district meets on Oct. 22.

Mosley High School's football game against Rickards was canceled on Friday when officials learned security was not available in Tallahassee; school representatives are still deciding whether to reschedule the contest at Tommy Oliver Stadium in Panama City.