Hillsborough County celebrates National Adult Day Services Week from Sept. 21-27 with events aimed at supporting and educating clients and caregivers.

A double homicide investigation started in Wimauma after two men died in a shootout on Willow Road, as confirmed by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.

Tampa opened Marquee Square, a mixed-income housing development addressing long-term affordability, with a 99-year deal between the city and The Richman Group.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office is searching for Briana Davis, a 30-year-old missing woman last seen on Settlers Dr. in Bayonet Point. She may be driving a 2012 white Honda Civic.

Phillip Michael Valeriani from Plant City was convicted on drug and illegal weapons charges, facing up to 75 years in prison, with evidence of importing devices to make automatic weapons and possession of drugs and firearms.

Kristian Beall was arrested for DUI after driving the wrong way on I-4. Tampa Police and Florida Highway Patrol stopped her after a pursuit, using a PIT maneuver. She failed sobriety tests with high BrAC levels.

The Tampa area is set for a week with possible showers and thunderstorms, sunny days, and highs near 91 degrees, following a pattern of warm days and rainy evenings.

Tickets for the first outdoor NHL game in Florida, featuring the Tampa Bay Lightning and Boston Bruins at Raymond James Stadium, go on sale this Thursday.

Charlotte County advises of lane closures on Peachland Boulevard for underground power work by Irby Construction, affecting commutes until October 3rd.

Pierre Richard Plourde drowned while trying to retrieve his drifting boat on Lake Clinch, despite rescue efforts and emergency services' rapid response.

The National Weather Service predicts typical Florida weather for Tampa with chances of isolated showers and thunderstorms, mostly sunny days, and highs near 90 degrees.

Hillsborough County honored 9/11 victims with a ceremony involving JROTC, a steel beam from the Twin Towers, first responders, and a large American flag.

St. Petersburg removes five murals due to new transport rules, prompting discussions on public art's role and alternative ways to express the city's character.