One person died in a Hillsborough County house fire after emergency responders arrived at the scene; the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Tampa traffic may increase on Wednesday morning near the Tampa Convention Center due to the Hillsborough Regional STEM Fair and the Military Additive Manufacturing Summit.

The NWS issued a Dense Fog Advisory for Tampa area, warning of low visibility until 10 AM and advising driving caution. Sunny weather with a chance of fog is expected in the following days.

Hillsborough County declared Feb. 7 as Wear Red Day for women's heart health awareness, coinciding with the national campaign and recognizing the high rate of heart disease deaths among women.

A Hernando County Sheriff's deputy shot a man in Brooksville after a traffic stop, foot chase, and physical altercation, where the man reportedly reached for the deputy's gun. The suspect is hospitalized; FDLE is investigating.

Collin Griffith was acquitted of all charges tied to his mother's death after jury deliberation; defense argued self-defense due to a troubled relationship.

A fire at Brian's Place restaurant in Hernando County caused damage, especially to the kitchen's exterior wall, prompting closure for repairs. No injuries were reported as the restaurant was empty.

Hillsborough County, FL, unveils the renovated Branchton Park featuring playgrounds, courts, a splash pad, and a sheriff's substation for the community.

A woman in Sebring committed a double murder-suicide, killing her husband, their son, and herself. Authorities are investigating and emphasizing the importance of mental health support.

Freedom High School in Tampa was locked down due to a report of a student with a gun, which turned out to be a cellphone case resembling a handgun. No threats were made, and the incident led to a discussion on police response and school safety.

FEMA offers free rebuilding advice to Hillsborough County residents post-hurricanes, focusing on storm-resilient building techniques and insurance information.

A judge declared Catherine Stirm dead almost a year after her disappearance, with evidence suggesting her brother, Scott Stirm, killed and dismembered her. Despite his suicide and inconclusive DNA tests, the investigation continues.

A false alarm at Freedom High School in Tampa prompted a lockdown after a student's phone case resembling a gun was mistaken for a real weapon. No threat was found, and the lockdown was lifted with a focus on school safety discussion.