Tragedy in Orlando on Halloween: a shooting resulted in two fatalities and six injuries. A 17-year-old suspect was arrested, with Orlando Police responding swiftly due to a heavy presence.

Bryan Eckley was arrested for planting explosives at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino, leading to its evacuation. He faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and clear nights for Tampa, with temperatures in the 80s and cool evenings. Wind may pick up mid-week when there's a slight chance of showers.

A man was injured in a non-fatal shooting on East Cayuga Street in Tampa. The incident is under investigation with no current threat to the public or arrests made.

A man with a serious gunshot wound was found in a St. Petersburg driveway, leading to an ongoing police investigation into the shooting. His condition and the shooting motive are currently unknown.

Tampa introduces "Q-Up Tampa," a virtual service for residents to get permits and consultations for post-hurricane recovery without the need for in-person visits.

A juvenile rider was severely injured after colliding with a Sarasota police car. The crash is under investigation, with no updates on the officer or the details of the incident.

Tampa's forecast promises sunny days with temperatures in the high-80s and evenings in the low-70s, accompanied by gentle east winds throughout the week.

A man died after a road rage incident in Riverview; the shooter fled and is sought by Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. The altercation followed one vehicle cutting off another.

Hernando County honors retiring Chairwoman Beth Narverud for her service with a plaque and ceremony recognizing her achievements and dedication to the community.

Hillsborough County reports a fourth dengue fever case, contributing to Florida's 50+ cases this year. Residents are urged to prevent mosquito breeding and protect themselves from bites.

A man in Sarasota is charged with DUI manslaughter after a fatal crash where he allegedly hit a sedan at a red light, killing a passenger and injuring the driver.

Pinellas County Parks & Conservation Resources reopens select parks post-Hurricane cleanups, while urging visitors to mind closed trails and ongoing debris removal.