The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office has adopted new all-black uniforms for practicality, aiming to keep deputies looking professional and extend uniform life.

Pedestrian Tevin Griffin was fatally hit by a vehicle driven by Kimberly Barham in St. Petersburg; Barham was arrested for DUI manslaughter and hit-and-run.

The Tampa Police Department's Black History Committee participated in the African American Read-In at Potter Elementary, sharing stories to celebrate culture and instill pride among students.

Hillsborough County's Rapid Response team to clean Clair Mel neighborhoods; residents can curbside dump large waste February 24-28 for East and March 3-7 for West.

Mexican national indicted for identity theft and passport fraud in the U.S., facing a maximum of 12 years in prison if convicted.

Hernando County announces Special Master Hearings for code violations, inviting residents to participate in March 2025, with accessibility accommodations provided.

The Bikes from the Heart ministry at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Tampa is celebrating giving away their 1500th refurbished bike to a person in need.

Two people were wounded in a non-fatal shootout in Tampa, which involved the occupants of a dark vehicle on N. 13th St. Tampa Police seek witnesses as the investigation continues.

A manhunt is underway in Pasco County after a fatal shooting in Wesley Chapel. The suspect fled the scene and remains at large, with no immediate public safety threat reported.

St. Petersburg police are searching for suspects after a 15-year-old boy was shot outside his home. The incident occurred on 11th Avenue South; the victim is stable, but the shooters are unidentified. The public is urged to share information.

An energetic black lab mix named Portobello at Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center seeks a loving home despite his playful quirks and past injury.

One person died in a mobile home fire on Shady Street, Brooksville, as confirmed by Hernando County Fire Rescue and authorities continue investigating the cause.

A Lakeland man, previously convicted of lying to law enforcement, now faces federal charges for illegal firearm possession linked to a 2020 shooting that killed Maebelle Cooper.