Callaway News

A suspect in a sexual battery case is in the hospital after investigators with the Bay County Sheriff's Office say he tried to kill himself Saturday night.

A suspect in a sexual battery case attempted to kill himself early Saturday evening when Bay County Sheriff's Office deputies executed a traffic stop on his vehicle.

Countless economic experts and historians have compared the recent recession to the Great Depression.

It was a long trip home, and it became a long, painful night Sunday for Steven and Kathy Vinsh as they made the slow, late-night drive into their neighborhood.

Disaster action team members from the Central Panhandle Chapter of the American Red Cross responded to a house fire at 1015 S. Comet Ave.

The death of a 34-year-old nursing home resident has turned into a mystery that could be connected to a rape and assault that happened in New York City earlier this decade.

Callaway, Fla: Firefighters, police and other emergency personnel are now under one roof in Callaway.

A 65-year-old woman was arrested Sunday on an aggravated assault charge after she pointed an unloaded pistol at her daughter.

Lynn Haven residents and city officials are excited about the new Wal-Mart store, but there's a cloud of uncertainty hanging over 23rd Street.

Business owners near the soon-to-close 23rd Street Walmart in Panama City are bracing to lose revenue while businesses near the new Lynn Haven supercenter look for gains.

Lynn Haven Police are looking for a couple, suspected of burglarizing vehicles. Authorities believe the people in the photos, are the suspects.

Parker, Fla: Parker residents may have to begin paying a fee to use their ball fieldsbut they also may have another place to play.

Bay Town Trolley riders might have to pay $5 more for monthly passes later this year and deal with reduced service in 2010.

Traffic on Tyndall Parkway had to be diverted Saturday night after a two-car rollover, authorities said.

It's a mystery how a Callaway man was shot, who shot him, or even when and where it happened.

Claiming self-defense did not keep three Bay County men out of jail, but it remains to be seen if the defense will work at trial.

U.S. District Judge Richard Smoak found that a Parker police officer's stop of a Callaway man in 2002 was illegal, but the damages he suffered as a result were worth $100. Michael Edward Pair filed suit against Aaron Wilson, of the Parker Police Department, and three Bay County Sheriff's deputies for a traffic stop June 3, 2002, and a search of his ...

The Parker Police Department has arrested a Callaway man in reference to theft charges.

CALLAWAY Ruby Barrow has lived in Bay County since 1960 and has never been afraid before.

One arrest has been made and more are expected in an investigation involving two separate robberies in Callaway that took place on Monday, August 24.