A Pinellas Park woman accused of using Krazy Glue to attach veneers is due in Pinellas County Court after multiple clients reported infections and emergency dental bills.

Two men were shot Thursday on the 3600 block of Machado Street in Tampa; police say three suspects fled and are seeking tips.

Florida’s health department has opened an administrative case against Wesley Chapel midwife Sizzly Auer after a 2021 home birth left a baby with a brachial plexus injury.

The Shops at Wiregrass will add nine luxury retailers, including Lululemon and Kendra Scott, boosting Pasco's retail profile and local hiring this summer.

A shooting in south St. Petersburg shortly before midnight left one man dead and another wounded, police say. Detectives have opened an investigation and are asking for tips.

Publix plans a second Seffner store roughly half a mile from the Mango Square location, adding to a wave of retail activity along MLK Boulevard.

Deputies say callers posing as an FTC agent convinced a Charlotte County resident to withdraw nearly $50,000; a driver was arrested during a planned second pickup. The case remains under investigation.

A 25-year-old Myakka City woman is recovering after her car struck an alligator and flipped. A GoFundMe has raised funds to help cover medical and living costs during recovery.

A Potter Elementary librarian spotted a green iguana outside campus — an uncommon sight in Tampa Bay. Experts say the invasive lizard's range is edging north.

Two dogs fought inside a Palm Harbor Walmart Tuesday, injuring three employees and two dog owners. Animal Control and deputies responded and one person was taken to the hospital.

Average signed office lease size in Charlotte has edged above pre-pandemic levels as headquarters relocations and a wave of large leases reshape the market.

A $10 million federal infusion will push early planning on Port Tampa Bay’s massive channel deepening, a project officials say could reshape shipping and fuel supply to the region.

James Uthmeier’s campaign pulled in $1.91M in Q1, boosted by six‑figure donations from tobacco, gun companies and the state party.