In Manatee County, officials and residents rescued over 210 people and animals from floodwaters caused by Tropical Storm Debby, while some residents questioned dam water management.

An SUV crash in Florida killed nine, including six children, with one other person seriously injured. The vehicle lost control and fell into a canal in Palm Beach County.

The Internal Audit Department released an audit report on the Tampa Police Department's Training Unit, providing insights into training practices and effectiveness.

A 13-year-old was killed in Levy County when a tree fell on their mobile home during Hurricane Debby. The incident highlighted the storm's destructive power.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office received recognition from MADD for its deputies' efforts to combat impaired driving, with awards highlighting individual and unit achievements in DUI enforcement.

Julie Ann Sulpizio was arrested in Florida for the premeditated first-degree murder of Deputy Bradley Michael Link and injuring two other officers during what the police described as an ambush.

Tampa faces various weather alerts including thunderstorms and high humidity. Despite the cancelled coastal flood advisory, high surf and rip current risks persist. Flooding continues along Florida rivers, and residents are advised to be cautious.

A semi-truck driver died after his vehicle hit a barrier and plunged into a canal off I-75 in Tampa. Divers recovered his body from the submerged truck cab.

Tampa activates a call center for residents with storm concerns and urges signing up for Alert Tampa texts for updates.

Tampa International Airport faces flight cancellations and delays due to Tropical Storm Debby, with passengers advised to check flight statuses as the storm approaches Florida's coast.

Tampa Bay officials released a guide for residents on protecting homes from floods, advising on proper drainage, landscape adjustment, interior safeguards, and the use of flood-resistant materials.

Pen Yu, a Taiwanese national, was sentenced to three years and eight months for wire fraud and exporting products to China under falsified documents, involving a $4.9 million scheme with MilliporeSigma.

A physician and her granddaughter were sentenced to prison for illegal opioid distribution, with the physician losing her medical license and both forfeiting over $34,000 in illegal proceeds.