Jahvontae Bell turned himself in for allegedly kidnapping his ex-girlfriend, Jayanna Clark, marking the second accusation of such a crime against him.

Indictment of thirteen individuals for a scheme to defraud staffing companies, led by Crispian Atkins, accused of presenting false contracts and siphoning millions.

A mother was arrested for trying to drown her children at a pool; she broadcasted her intent on Instagram and was stopped by family members. She faces attempted murder charges.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office responded to a report of suspicious persons near Hudson Primary Academy, putting the school on controlled status. The search found no threat, and normal operations resumed.

An intoxicated driver in St. Petersburg caused a fatal head-on collision, resulting in an elderly passenger's death and serious injuries to another driver.

Texas man Ron Ramirez Jr. pleads guilty to federal drug charges, facing 5 to 84 years in prison for his role in a drug trafficking operation linked to the Sinaloa Cartel.

St. Petersburg commuters are delayed due to a traffic crash involving a bicyclist at 15th Ave S and 22nd St S; police advise seeking alternate routes.

Clearwater Police seek help finding missing teen Brenton Pulido, a runaway from a local boys home, last seen on Young Avenue and possibly in Plant City.

A 17-year-old named Justin Hawker was arrested by Hillsborough County authorities for second-degree murder with a firearm in the death of Andie Morrell. Details of the homicide remain undisclosed.

Three juveniles were charged after a shooting in Dover Park, with local authorities using aviation tech to locate and arrest them, finding three firearms on site.

A joint emergency team responded to a jet ski incident in a canal near Circle Drive, as reported by the Hernando County Sheriff's Office on social media. Details were not immediately disclosed.

Pinellas County waives penalty fees for after-the-fact building permits to aid storm recovery, allowing repairs to meet codes without extra costs until December 31, 2025.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office warns it will thoroughly investigate retail thefts, and those caught will be taken in a police cruiser and have their photos posted on the HCSO Facebook page.