Four defendants have been jailed and more than 7 pounds of fentanyl seized following a six-month drug trafficking investigation in Bay County. The fentanyl amounts to 1.3 million fatal doses ...

PANAMA CITY — The Bay County Sheriff's Office seized enough of the opioid fentanyl recently to potentially kill 50,000 people. That's more than enough to kill all 36,640 people living in Panama ...

The Bay County Sheriff’s Office made several record seizures last year, amounting to a total of 545 grams, or roughly a pound, of fentanyl. That’s 441 grams more than the amount of fentanyl ...

BAY COUNTY, Fla. -- A Florida man was arrested Tuesday after trafficking enough fentanyl to kill over half-a-million people, according to the Bay County Sheriff's Office. 30-year-old Kevin McCray ...

The Bay County Sheriff's Office (BCSO) said 41-year-old Octavia Wells believed she was contacting a drug dealer to purchase fentanyl before leaving town, but instead sent the message to a BCSO ...

A small, largely rural county west of Florida’s capital experienced an unheard-of spike in deadly drug overdoses believed to be caused by fentanyl over the July 4 weekend, with nine people dying ...

Just a few feet away, a table displayed what Ivey described as "enough fentanyl to kill everyone in Brevard County." Brevard has a population of 580,000 people, and the Drug Enforcement Agency ...

Hillsborough County law enforcement leaders say they are seeing a surge in fentanyl overdoses and plan to wield a new Florida law to hand harsher sentences to fentanyl traffickers. The ...

The Bay County Sheriff’s Office made several record seizures last year, amounting to a total of 545 grams, or roughly a pound, of fentanyl. That’s 441 grams more than the amount of fentanyl ...

Fentanyl was responsible for 58% of overdose deaths in Florida in 2020, and many health and law enforcement professionals believe it was a driver in an increase in deaths in 2021.

Fentanyl was responsible for 58% of overdose deaths in Florida in 2020, and many health and law enforcement professionals believe it was a driver in an increase in deaths in 2021.