Three hospitalized after an Amtrak train collided with an SUV in Lakeland; Polk County Sheriff investigating the incident.

A Tampa jury convicted Ronny Tremel Walker of first-degree murder and evidence tampering in the death of 14-year-old Nilexia Alexander; he now faces a potential death sentence.

Adam Brinson, a 17-year-old reported missing, has been found safe, as announced by the Pasco Sheriff's Office on social media. Details of his disappearance and discovery have not been disclosed.

Kelvin Smith was arrested for car theft, armed intimidation, and possession of illegal substances, as reported by Winter Haven Public Safety. He faces multiple charges.

Tampa's forecast predicts a hot week with sunny skies, scattered thunderstorms, and high humidity, with temperatures reaching mid-90s and chances of rain most afternoons and evenings.

Domingo Rodriguez, convicted of decapitating a dog named Dexter, seeks bond during his appeal, amidst the backdrop of Florida's upcoming "Dexter's Law" which increases penalties for animal abuse.

Hernando County opens a new splash park with 32 features and a 5,000-gallon recirculating system, free for the community, with festivities planned for its grand opening on July 9, 2025.

Charlotte County received 31 NACo Achievement Awards for excellence in county government services, despite the recovery challenges from 2024's storms.

Tampa Bay Sun FC's USL Super League win is celebrated with a boat parade, highlighted by the Tampa Police Department's participation and the local community's pride.

Hillsborough County Commissioners awarded the 19th Wade Boggs Athletic Achievement Award to top high school baseball players, highlighting their athletic, academic, and community service excellence.

Portable solar-powered charging stations provided by HCFR-OEM proved invaluable during Hurricane Milton, offering connectivity and power in disaster-hit areas.

Court lights at Harold Avenue Regional Park are out for repairs, affecting evening games. Monty Rodriguez is the contact for inquiries on the project, which currently has no clear end date.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of recruits from their 911 Academy, who are set for further Emergency Medical Dispatch training before taking on the role of 911 call takers.