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.

Hillsborough County deputies arrested Raykario Iverson, with ties to the 15th Street Gang, seizing a gun and ammunition during a probation check, marking his 11th arrest in the county.

North Howard Avenue in Tampa is closed for resurfacing until August 9 due to weather delays. Detours are in place as crews work on road safety upgrades, including new RRFBs and lowered speed limits, set to complete by August 2024.

The article discusses back-to-school anxiety in families, highlighting its universality, signs, and coping strategies, including Hillsborough County's online initiative, Mindful Mondays.

A Virginia man received a 2-year prison sentence for operating an illegal online drug business that sold misbranded drugs, resulting in $626,000 of profits.

Orlando man charged with attempting to prevent government seizure of his properties, faces up to 20 years if convicted.

A Jacksonville man, Peter Alexander Lawrence, was sentenced to 18 months for lying on a firearm purchase form. He previously had convictions for firearms offenses and domestic battery.