Jamilka Gibson
Reporter
Panama City, FL
Jamilka graduated from Florida International University with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. She interned for FIU’s “South Florida Media Network” and “Newsbreak” morning show. She recently worked as a writer at WSVN in Miami. During her spare time, Jamilka loves to dance, watch reality TV, and is ready to find some great restaurants as she settles into PCB.
Investigators say ashes have been collected and sent to the medical examiner’s office to determine if they are human remains.
Investigators with the Gulf County Sheriff’s Office are investigating baby remains found on property in Wewahitchka.
First responders in Bay County respond to call after call Monday of distressed swimmers in the Gulf. One woman died after being pulled from the water.
In Panama City Beach holidays normally bring in tons of traffic which for many local is an inconvenience. However, for local shops those large crowds are great for business.
Members of the Panama City Beach Fire Rescue Beach Safety crackdown on beachgoers during double red flag warning.
Panama City Beach city leaders voted on how much money the city will spend to move utilities for construction of FDOT's Panama City Beach Parkway widening project from Nautilus Street to R. Jackson Blvd.
As the busy summer season approaches many businesses are experiencing difficulties hiring employees.
The U.S 98 Public Development and Environment study is near completion. Tuesday evening The Florida Department of Transportation held a public hearing, one of the last steps in the phase.
Several Holmes County residents make a desperate plea for the safe return of their missing dogs.
According to recent driver’s license exchange data, Florida is experiencing a massive migration.
Students at the autism school NextStep at Endevour Academy are exploring their career opportunities.
As the Spring Season approaches Panama City Beach Fire Rescue is kicking off its first Beach Safety Tryout of the year in an effort to hire more lifeguards.
Dozens of volunteers gathered at Gulf Marine for last Bike Build Off with Mike Jones better known as Salvage Santa.
A one-stop-shop is hopping into Holmes County. Bonifay will be welcoming its first ever Busy Bee convenience store.
