A man was shot and killed in Lutz; a suspect is in custody facing charges including Second-Degree Murder with a Firearm, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.

A St. Petersburg man, Anthony Butcher, was arrested on charges involving possession and distribution of child pornography following a local sheriff's office investigation.

Hernando County Sheriff's Office issued a Silver Alert for missing elderly Henry Allen, last seen at a 7-Eleven on September 2nd, who has dementia and may be in danger.

A multi-agency operation in Polk County, "Operation Bad Odds," resulted in 28 arrests and the seizure of illegal gambling machines, cash, and firearms.

A St. Pete Beach city employee named Leonard Hardy Rose was arrested for fraudulent fuel purchases using a municipal gas card, totaling over $3,000 over 18 months.

Tampa is set for a week of scattered showers and thunderstorms, with high temperatures and humidity. Evening storms are possible, with the pattern continuing through the weekend.

Bradenton man, James Stephen Ahearn, Jr., is sentenced to over 15 years in prison for the coercion of a minor and possession of CSAM after posing as a teenager on Snapchat.

St. Petersburg announces a month-long celebration of live performances for its Performing Arts Month, with over 30 events spanning theater, dance, and music.

Ed Brower of Sarasota's Public Works was named Employee of the Month for streamlining the building permit process, earning commendation for his expertise and helpfulness.

Tampa will experience a mix of sun and storms with high heat indices above 100 degrees; scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms are forecasted with high humidity levels.

Gulf Cove residents have been given a precautionary boil water notice due to potential water supply contamination, with the advice to boil water for consumption.

Tampa Police are investigating a homicide after finding a man fatally shot on E Citrus Cir. They suggest the incident was not random and involved known parties.

The Tampa Police Department will welcome 32 new officers, including graduates and experienced individuals, at a ceremony with Mayor Castor and Chief Bercaw.