Operation Restore Justice led by the FBI, with DOJ collaboration, arrested 205 offenders and rescued 115 children from sexual abuse in a five-day nationwide sweep.

Convicted felon Jamal Dixon received a nine-year prison sentence for possessing a stolen firearm and drugs, following a Tampa law enforcement operation.

A Tampa man with a criminal record since 2009 is sentenced to 17+ years for firearm possession and violating release terms, including involvement in an attempted murder and robbery.

A 13-year-old from Polk County is working towards Eagle Scout by raising funds for a training tool for the PCSO that simulates the impact of being shot.

Tampa Bay Area faces a wet week with high chances of showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures around 90 degrees, says the National Weather Service.

Juliana Rivera joins Polk County Sheriff's Office as Public Information Officer, tasked with enhancing communication with the community leveraging her background and bilingual skills.

Sidewalk repairs are causing lane closures on Loveland Boulevard between Agar Avenue and Altman Avenue from May 7 to 9, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Detours are provided.

Tampa Police officers saved a boy choking on a tomato, with the incident highlighting the silent dangers of choking and the importance of quick response and awareness.

West Virginia Avenue will be closed for traffic signal cabinet replacement from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 8th. Detours will be available via nearby avenues.

The Tampa Convention Center now houses a new FedEx store for shipping and printing, replacing the former UPS Store, with ongoing renovations to enhance services.

A $167.3 million Powerball winner in Kentucky, James Farthing, was arrested for kicking a deputy in the face during a fight at a resort. His girlfriend, Jacqueline Fightmaster, was also arrested for disorderly intoxication.

Deputies in Hillsborough County arrested adults for drugs, firearms, and child neglect after stopping a vehicle containing three adults and five children.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office explained the meaning behind the lights on their patrol cars in a Facebook post to improve public understanding and safety.