A 19‑year‑old was arrested after a midday argument in Tampa left a woman dead. Police say the suspect was found armed and has been booked on a murder charge.

The Skyway Family Fun Day in Tampa offers activities and games on Feb. 21, featuring a hockey zone, bounce houses, and various vendors.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office held a K-9 Memorial Service at Curlew Hills Memory Gardens to honor fallen service dogs, highlighting their contributions to community safety.

Venezuelan national Carlos Silva was arrested for home burglary in Lakeland, Florida, leading to the revocation of his immigration application by ICE.

A Hernando County jury convicted Andrew Paul Johnson on multiple child-sex counts tied to Discord messages and victim testimony. Sentencing is scheduled for March and he could face life.

A man was shot in the head near a convenience store in St. Petersburg's Campbell Park neighborhood on Wednesday. Police are searching for a suspect.

The National Weather Service in Tampa Bay issued a dense fog advisory with low visibility until 10 AM in parts of Florida, urging caution for commuters.

Hillsborough County highlighted local wellness entrepreneurs at the "Business of Well-Being" event, sharing success stories and fostering networking opportunities.

A high-speed chase ended with a crash on a dead-end street, where the fleeing suspects were captured and now face multiple charges, including burglary and resisting arrest.

Largo has broken ground on Olea on 126, a 144-unit, fully income‑restricted project intended to keep local workers in Pinellas County. The development is backed by county funding and tax-credit financing.

Winter Pride will beam a Global Rainbow laser across St. Petersburg next week, launching from the Mari Jean Hotel and running for three nights. Organizers say the display is a statement of visibility and are still fundraising to cover costs.

Gulf Pine Brewing converted the former Brū growler bar on Gunn Highway into a tiny Odessa microbrewery, opening regular hours in mid-January with rotating, taproom-first beers.

Polk County approved the purchase of 26.79 acres for a future North Lakeland government center and has scheduled a community meeting for Feb. 17.