A woman was found dead in a Tampa home; the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office is investigating following a call about a man's mental health issues.

Ronnie D. Morton III was arrested in Georgia for a shooting at a Bradenton sports lounge that injured five. He was located via his cellphone signal and faces multiple charges.

The City of Tampa is mailing substantial damage assessment letters to properties in flood zones affected by recent hurricanes, indicating whether damage exceeds 50% of the property's value.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat the Las Vegas Raiders 28-13, with QB Baker Mayfield throwing 295 yards and three touchdowns, taking the NFC South lead. The Raiders faced their ninth loss.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of sunny and mild weather for Tampa, with highs ranging from 61-79 degrees and potential showers on Wednesday.

A man died in a plane crash in Homosassa, causing closures along West White Dogwood Drive. Agencies are investigating the crash of the Vans RV-12IS plane.

Middle District of Florida law enforcement members received the Attorney General’s Award for Community Policing for their outstanding public safety and community relations efforts.

A motorcyclist died after colliding with an SUV on I-75 in Pasco County; the 37-year-old Tampa man was ejected during the failed overtaking maneuver. Traffic was disrupted but later resumed.

A Florida woman was arrested for strong-arm robbery after a dispute over sauce at Raising Cane's escalated to her verbally and physically confronting the manager.

Hillsborough County opens cold weather shelters for residents in need, offering warmth, meals, and beds on chilly nights without the need for pre-registration.

The Florida Strawberry Festival enhances its 2025 lineup, adding Reba McEntire and other stars, promising a diverse music experience. Tickets go on sale December 12.

Tampa speeds up post-hurricane cleanup with a target to finish by December 20, clearing 1.3 million cubic yards of debris, as the city aims to return to normal before Christmas.

The West Klosterman Preservation Group is close to protecting 14 acres in Florida from development through fundraising, with government and community support.