Local law enforcement in Panama City Beach has made it very clear they will not tolerate any criminal behavior this spring break. But some don’t seem to be taking those warnings seriously.

During the popular holidays, the city sees more large crowd gatherings, excessive noise, alcohol-related offenses, illegal fireworks and violations related to short-term lodging, officials said.

The police chief of a Florida beach town is blaming high school students, including many from Georgia, for causing mayhem this spring break —with their parents “nowhere to be seen.” Panama City Beach ...

The News Herald has put up a poll: Is Panama City Beach still a spring break town? Vote now!

Spring break is a wild time for some college students nationwide. It can also be an extremely dangerous time, because some students engage in reckless behavior, taking drinks from strangers they just ...

March 28th through April 11th will be a high-impact period. That means there will be an 8 p.m. curfew for unaccompanied minors, double towing fines and parking fees, and increased crowd control.

Panama City Beach designated March 28 to April 11 as a high impact period and established special event zones and high impact ...

Florida police on Friday dispersed a "large, non-permitted spring break gathering" on Sunny Isles Beach, a vacation destination north of Miami and south of Fort Lauderdale. The Sunny Isles Police ...

DESTIN, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - What do pristine white beaches, crystal-clear waters, and no alcohol restrictions on the sand mean in March? Spring Breakers. And in Okaloosa County, they’re ready for ...

Panama City Beach Police Chief J.R. Talamantez stated that the city can no longer be a spring break destination due to increasing challenges and safety concerns. Local residents expressed mixed ...