The Tampa Bay area is expected to enjoy sunny weather and mild temperatures on Veterans Day, with highs up to 87 degrees and light winds. The pleasant conditions will continue through the week with mostly clear skies and stable temperatures.

David Duncan was arrested after a five-month manhunt, on charges of sexually assaulting minors in New Hampshire. He was found living out of a vehicle in Bradenton, Florida.

UF men's basketball coach Todd Golden faces allegations of sexual harassment and stalking by multiple women, as revealed through a Title IX complaint.

The Florida Strawberry Festival in Plant City announces its 2025 lineup, featuring acts like Lauren Daigle and Lynyrd Skynyrd, with tickets on sale December 12.

The Hernando County Board of Commissioners will discuss a significant property acquisition in Brooksville on November 19, 2024, inviting public participation.

Hillsborough County seeks community feedback on two conceptual designs for Bethune Park's renovation through an online survey before November 22, 2024.

Hernando County officials and FEMA are hosting a town hall to discuss recovery from Hurricanes Helene and Milton, focusing on property restoration and the "substantial damage" rule for properties in flood areas.

A shooting in Tampa resulted in a man being critically injured. Days later, the suspect, Michael Shaheen, took his own life following a police standoff.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joins Sidewalk Stompers at Adum K-8 for a rescheduled National Walk/Bike to School Day on Nov 6th, after hurricanes delayed the event.

A passenger was killed after being ejected and run over by an ATV in Pasco County. The driver, Ford K. Perkins, was arrested for DUI manslaughter and leaving the scene.

The Tampa Water Department has made its service line materials inventory public, adhering to EPA mandates, to help eliminate lead pipes and inform residents of potential lead exposure sources.

Mailman Mark Calloway has been charged with second-degree murder after fatally stabbing Jacob Whitaker in Lithia, Florida.

Two Hillsborough County waste facilities will return to normal hours after storm cleanup, with operations from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Other centers maintain extended hours for yard waste.