Mexican national Herman Vazquez-Padilla was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for illegally reentering the US after a previous aggravated felony conviction.

A Clearwater man is indicted for possessing and transporting CSAM, potentially facing 20 years in prison. He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

A Clewiston man was charged with trying to cash a forged check at a Spring Hill bank. He admitted to knowing the act was illegal and is held on a $2,500 bond for Uttering a Forged Check.

The Pasco County Sheriff's Office is seeking assistance in solving the burglary of a 2018 Forest River Salem camper, involving a black Ford Raptor, in Hudson.

Progress Village prepares for a 60-day road closure on Progress Boulevard, causing local traffic disruptions, part of a larger flood mitigation project.

Pellam Boulevard in Charlotte County will close for electrical upgrades, from Cannolot Boulevard to Limberlos Avenue, on April 10-11, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Tampa Police swiftly arrested Alec Holmes after he attempted to rob someone at gunpoint in a 7-Eleven parking lot. Witnesses helped with the rapid capture.

Hillsborough County announces affordable summer camps for kids aged 6-15, with activities, outings, and team-building from June 9 to August 8, with high demand expected at registration opening April 5.

A man was arrested for fatally shooting Shirley St. Pearre in Valrico, initially reported as an accident. He's charged with Manslaughter with a Weapon.

Tampa is expected to have a streak of sunny days with high temperatures in the lower 90s, clear nights, and gentle southeastern winds, before a potential shift to showers and thunderstorms starting Monday.

Charlotte County has scheduled meetings for local governance, including a County Commission meeting, Board of Zoning Appeals, Stormwater Advisory Board, and Marine Advisory Committee.

Larry Taylor Kiwanis Park will get new fitness equipment on its east path from April 7-11, 2025. Park remains open, but visitors should avoid work areas.

Hillsborough County lifted a boil water notice for most of Windemere but kept it for Wildrose Drive. The notice had been in place due to low pressure from a plant issue. Safe water standards have been confirmed through testing.