Tampa's weather forecast includes sunny skies and potential thunderstorms, with highs ranging from the 80s to 90 degrees and a 70% chance of showers Monday night.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office arrested three individuals linked to a vehicle theft ring involving over $6 million in stolen semi and dump trucks across six Florida counties.

Progress Village's eastbound lanes on Progress Blvd will close from April 7-28 for utility work, with a detour via S. 78th St. and U.S. 301. Navigation apps are updated to help reroute traffic.

St. Petersburg City Council approves $23 million for the repair of Tropicana Field's roof, with completion expected by December 2025 and the full stadium repair by April 2026.

Tampa's forecast includes sunny days, with high temps around 93°F, leading to possible showers and thunderstorms early next week, followed by clear skies midweek.

A woman in Lakeland was arrested for DUI and multiple violations with a child in the car; she showed signs of impairment and refused a breathalyzer test.

Colombian national Cristian Javier Vente Ocoro pleads guilty to charges of conspiring to smuggle cocaine into the U.S., facing potential life imprisonment.

Charlotte County Commission invites residents to volunteer for local advisory committees, aiming to impact governance in areas like fire services and infrastructure.

Missing teenager Saige Vazquez from Hudson has been found safe. The Pasco Sheriff's Office confirmed the successful conclusion of the search without disclosing details.

A woman in Valrico died from a "possible accidental injury" at a residence on Amber Ridge Lane, with an ongoing investigation by the HCSO to determine the circumstances.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are exploring renovations for Raymond James Stadium, including shared parking with the Rays and a pedestrian bridge, as reported by multiple news outlets.

The Bradenton Police charged Jeremy DeMers with misusing funds from his company, Gulf View Windows and Doors, for personal expenses, like gambling and lavish purchases, leading to unfulfilled orders and property liens.

A Tampa man pleaded guilty to distributing drugs causing a fatal overdose and could face life in prison. Video showed the victim buying narcotics from him before the death.