A popular local DJ, Dedrick Sykes (DJ ShyGuy), was fatally shot in Ybor City, Tampa. The incident followed a verbal argument and authorities are investigating.

A hazardous chemical fire in Pinellas Park prompted a hazmat response and residents to stay indoors; one firefighter was hospitalized. The fire was contained by midnight.

The National Weather Service reports a warm, sunny forecast for Tampa with clear skies and mild temperatures, providing perfect conditions for outdoor activities.

The Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency approved a partnership with Domain Homes to build five affordable homes in West Tampa, aiming to support homeownership for families earning up to 140% of the AMI.

Jordan O'Keefe Woods faces life in prison after being indicted for sex trafficking and inducing travel for prostitution, awaiting trial with presumed innocence.

Hillsborough County Center debuts "Rising Voices," a youth art installation focusing on photography by Blake High School students, supported by the Arts Council of Hillsborough County.

Residents at The Morgan Apartments in St. Pete can stay after fire code violations were addressed and payments to a fire watch company were made, averting a potential eviction.

City Hall in Sarasota showcases a refreshed exhibit by Petticoat Painters, an all-female art collective, with 46 new artworks on display during business hours.

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue creates new Peak Rescue Division with roving units to improve emergency response times, starting in 2026, following successful pilot program.

A shooting in Zephyrhills led to a man being critically injured after an altercation with an acquaintance; the suspect is detained and there's no public safety threat.

A suspect is in custody after a deadly crash in Ybor, Tampa, which resulted in four fatalities and multiple injuries. The local community mourns, and the investigation is ongoing.

Tampa's Pittman Design Group completed Casa Maceo Apartments, a 10-unit affordable housing project in Ybor City, in partnership with the City of Tampa and a state grant.

Tampa International Airport faces ongoing flight cancellations and delays due to federal directives, with other Florida airports also impacted, amid the longest US government shutdown in history.