Six suspects were arrested in Polk County following a hit-and-run that killed a 21-year-old man and subsequent attempts to hide his body. The suspects, undocumented immigrants, face multiple charges, including felonies that may lead to deportation.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office is searching for missing teenager Deven Werts, last seen on September 8 in New Port Richey.

A semitrailer crash caused a fire and significant traffic disruption on northbound I-275, with the driver hospitalized and emergency repairs closing an exit ramp.

Hernando County Sheriff's Office arrested William Barnes, a repeat DUI offender, for driving under the influence and with a suspended license after he ran a stop sign.

A tractor-trailer rollover on I-275 sparked a fire, which St. Petersburg Fire Rescue crews promptly addressed. The driver survived with non-critical injuries, and crews conducted a hazmat evaluation post-fire.

ICE announces charges against 12 in an international smuggling and asylum fraud conspiracy, highlighting Homeland Security Investigation's efforts to combat organized immigration crime.

After evading a traffic stop in Hillsborough County, Ricardo Tejada was arrested following a chase involving K9 and aviation units; he faces multiple charges.

PETA offers a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who abandoned a dog with its feet tied in Hillsborough County.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office announced that DeCordasia Lloyd, a missing 16-year-old, has been found safe, following an urgent search since her disappearance on September 8.

The Polk County Sheriff's Office arrested a man for stealing $785 worth of lottery tickets from a Lakeland store over four incidents in one week. After increased security, he failed a fifth attempt and later confessed to the crimes.

Efforts are ongoing to locate Sandra Linen, a 66-year-old woman missing from Port Richey, with the Pasco Sheriff’s Office seeking tips from the public.

A Brooksville woman is charged with DUI manslaughter after her car hit a Chrysler in Hudson, killing a 68-year-old man. Her BAC was 0.240, three times the legal limit.

A Jacksonville computer learning center and its owner agreed to pay $500,000 to settle allegations of improperly billing the VA for tuition waivers and violating enrollment incentive rules.