One person died in an RV fire in Lakeland, despite Polk County Fire Rescue efforts. Investigations by various agencies are ongoing to determine the cause.

Roadwork on Midway Boulevard in Charlotte County will close the eastbound right lane between Green and Eagle Streets from June 4-6, causing minor traffic delays.

A drunk driver with a BAC five times the legal limit caused a crash in Highlands County, killing a 16-year-old girl and facing DUI manslaughter charges.

A St. Petersburg man was arrested on charges involving sexual activity with animals, following a tip about video purchases. He passed a background check for his city job.

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue launched a Spouse Academy to educate firefighter spouses about the challenges and dangers firefighters face, including hands-on experience with gear and simulated rescues.

Hillsborough County has introduced a specialized mobile command post for animal welfare, aiding in emergencies and community initiatives such as vaccination drives.

Hillsborough County inspectors are examining local pools for safety features to prevent accidents as summer approaches, with emphasis on barriers, clean water, and proper signage.

Two Chileans were indicted in the U.S. for possessing fake passports and one for illegal reentry, highlighting Operation Take Back America's anti-immigration efforts.

St. Petersburg outlines a plan to use a $159.8 million HUD grant for hurricane recovery and resilience, focusing on housing and infrastructure improvements.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Tampa, including mostly sunny skies with scattered thunderstorms and high temperatures around 93 degrees, with a varying chance of rain throughout the week.

Dodi Garcia Flores, a Guatemalan, received a two-year federal prison sentence for illegal reentry into the U.S. after multiple removals and felony convictions.

A car crash in Ruskin, Florida, killed four adults when their car hit a house. Local residents lament that longstanding safety concerns and pleas for traffic measures have been ignored by officials.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is seeking Medical Assistants with Florida MA certification and relevant experience for their correctional healthcare team. Applicants can expect 12-hour shifts with alternating weekends off.