Chipola Complex News Today

Panama City, FLA (WMBB) – Friday night the Society for Professional Journalism held their annual Sunshine State awards to recognize the best in journalism around Florida and WMBB was honored to win multiple awards. WMBB started the night off strong, winning first and second place in the General Assignment category with reporter Thomas Shults’ stories […]

Grants to help rural and Tribal communities repair water infrastructure damaged by presidentially declared disasters in calendar year 2022 have been made available from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Florida.

News 13 brought home several awards from the Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists.

Bay County Commissioners approved to spend $2.15 million to purchase a 2007 Bell 407 helicopter from the Volusia County Sheriffs Office.

As we transition from hurricane season to our dry season and ultimately our fire season, Southwest Florida is forecasted to see above-normal significant fire potential.

National Interagency Fire Center is forecasting above normal significant fire potential starting in February to due to increased burnable material in the wake of Hurricane Ian.

Members of the Flagler County Sheriff's Office and the Palm Coast Fire Department have been sent to assist recovery efforts after Ian.

After years battling cancer linked to his passion of firefighting, Michael Wright, a former chief of two departments, passed away last Wednesday.

Wildfires made worse by a hurricane years earlier in Florida’s Panhandle show how connected environmental events can be – and the value of cooperation in working to prevent and respond to them.

Battalion Chief George Bradford Newsome, known by most as “Brad,” passed away May 25 after being diagnosed with a type of kidney cancer in Dec. 2021.