Police in St. Petersburg are investigating two fatal shootings, resulting in the arrests of Anthony Jamal Wright and Aaron Michael Bender on murder charges.

Brian L. Davis was arrested for an attempted armed carjacking at a Clearwater gas station, using a metal piece and a knife. He faces multiple charges.

St. Petersburg police are investigating a shooting that resulted in a man's death after finding him shot on Northeast Jefferson Circle North. No suspect information or arrest details have been released.

The Middle District of Florida announced 72 indictments for firearms and violent crimes as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods, including community outreach efforts.

Artist Dreamweaver is painting a mural of sea turtles on the Dockmaster's Office at Clearwater's Coachman Park, enhancing its appeal and creating an interactive art space.

A woman died and her daughter was injured after their SUV hit a semi-truck in Bartow; the child is expected to recover. The crash is under investigation.

The U.S. Attorney announced an indictment against 19 individuals from Florida for bank fraud, linked to the "Trap Boys" gang and a scheme defrauding banks and over 200 victims.

A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle on Busch Boulevard in Tampa and transported to the hospital with stable injuries, causing road closures and traffic delays.

A Tampa mother was arrested for abusing her toddler, who was hospitalized with severe injuries. She admitted to losing patience and harming the child. The sheriff emphasized community protection and accountability.

The Philadelphia Phillies have donated $1 million to aid Clearwater’s recovery from hurricanes, offering a matching grant to inspire further community support.

Hillsborough County has extended its local emergency status to November 24 due to Hurricane Milton's ongoing impact, enabling continued recovery efforts and access to federal aid.

The Tampa area anticipates sunny days and light winds, with a chance of showers and storms midweek, followed by cooler temperatures and clear skies towards the end of the week.

The Tampa City Council approved a $6 million plan to revitalize the historical Franklin Street corridor, enhancing its pedestrian-friendly appeal with lighting, artistic crosswalks, and brick street restoration.