Hillsborough County allocates $13 million to improve over a dozen intersections in Tampa to enhance traffic and pedestrian safety, with a focus on compliance with the ADA.

A Tampa man was sentenced to 41 months in prison for money laundering and operating an unlicensed money service business, with restitution and forfeiture over $650,000.

A former insider, Gregory Muñoz, was sentenced to 18 months for a fraudulent scheme exporting lab products to China, with co-conspirators Pen Yu and Jonathan Thyng also charged.

Kosovo national Liridon Masurica pleads guilty to operating BlackDB.cc, a cybercrime marketplace selling stolen data, with a 10-year max sentence pending.

An arrest was made in Tampa for an August hit and run that severely injured a bicyclist; the suspect faces multiple charges including Leaving the Scene of a Crash.

A tractor-trailer rollover on I-275 sparked a fire, which St. Petersburg Fire Rescue crews promptly addressed. The driver survived with non-critical injuries, and crews conducted a hazmat evaluation post-fire.

ICE announces charges against 12 in an international smuggling and asylum fraud conspiracy, highlighting Homeland Security Investigation's efforts to combat organized immigration crime.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office announced that DeCordasia Lloyd, a missing 16-year-old, has been found safe, following an urgent search since her disappearance on September 8.

Englewood Beach's playground is closed for repair until the end of September, with nearby parks suggested as alternatives.

Tampa celebrates Judith Baizan, a 100-year-old dance instructor who's been teaching folk dance for over 50 years, impacting the community with her enduring vitality and passion.

Hernando County Fire Rescue responded to a serious crash with two rollover vehicles on Mariner Blvd on September 6, transporting three people to hospitals. The cause is under investigation.

Pinellas County Commissioners approved a lower tax rate for the fourth consecutive year, presenting a $4.9 billion budget focused on essential services amid recent natural disasters.

Charlotte County's Olean Boulevard will close between Beacon Drive and Scranton Street for outfall pipe repairs on September 10-11, causing potential traffic delays.