A Tampa man with a felony history was sentenced to 7.5 years for firearm possession and violating release terms. He pled guilty and was arrested with a gun by Tampa Police in 2024.

A fatal shooting occurred in Zephyrhills after two acquaintances argued, with the Pasco Sheriff's Office investigating. The suspect fled and is sought by authorities.

Pasco Sheriff's Office is investigating a death in New Port Richey after an altercation led to a man's death; no ongoing threat to public safety is reported.

Marcela Morris, 86, who went missing from her Clearwater home and has memory issues, has been safely found according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

A man died after a stabbing in Port Richey, and authorities are searching for the suspect who fled on foot. The Pasco County Sheriff’s Office considers it an isolated incident.

Hillsborough residents are urged to adjust their irrigation timers with daylight saving time to save water and potentially receive a rebate or free irrigation controller.

The article provides a weather forecast for Tampa, indicating a typical spring week with increasing temperatures, occasional rain chances, and gentle winds.

The City of Sarasota is hosting Shred Stock, a free document shredding event on March 15 to help residents safely dispose of sensitive documents and prevent identity theft.

St. Petersburg Police are searching for missing 17-year-old Allister Samer Nasr, last seen on a white beach cruiser, wearing blue shorts, a gray sweatshirt, and white shoes. A Florida Missing Child Alert has been issued.

A Spring Hill man died and his son was injured after a crash caused by a medical emergency on SR-589 in Hernando County. The man wasn't wearing a seatbelt, leading to his ejection and subsequent death.

A murder investigation in St. Petersburg led to the arrest of a 53-year-old man for the killing of his tenant, after initially discovering the body with gunshot wounds.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office will host "Discovery Day" on March 8, 2025, for children 8-13 to learn about law enforcement duties. Registration is required for the event running from 9 am to 1 pm.

City Hall hosts "Now You See Us," an exhibit by the Petticoat Painters celebrating women's empowerment, starting March 17 as part of Women’s History Month.