Kimberly Kelley, 71, moved to a small town on the beach in Panama for retirement. Her groceries, car, and health costs are lower, and she's happier.

A northwest Florida city is declaring that its time as a hotspot for spring breakers has come to an end, saying it "can no ...

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PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. — As Georgia schools let students out for Spring Break, police at a popular resort destination are warning parents and teenagers to be careful or face the consequences.

After weeks of dealing with the chaos of spring break in Panama City Beach – which included at least two incidents of gunfire – the city’s police chief on Sunday said something has to change.