Fatal shooting in Tarpon Springs leaves one dead; suspects at large. Police investigate and ask for public's help.

A 26-year-old woman died after her vehicle struck an abandoned car on I-275. Her Kia flipped over; the reasons for the crash are under FHP investigation.

Hernando County firefighters rescued three cats from a Spring Hill house fire, preventing the blaze from spreading beyond the garage where it started, with the cause under investigation.

Ian Gasperson was arrested by the HCSO for multiple Tampa Bay area armed robberies, after detectives identified a rental car he used linked to the crimes. Evidence in the car supported the charges against him.

Bonnie Wise extended Hillsborough County's state of local emergency due to Hurricane Helene, continuing their response efforts and seeking federal funding.

A man in Pinellas Park was injured when his truck overturned on I-275 due to wet road conditions. He was transported to the hospital with minor injuries. Traffic was impacted but resumed after the scene was cleared.

Pasco County deputies shot and killed Matthew Vincent Phillips during an arrest attempt following a confrontation where he was armed and noncompliant.

A motorcyclist and a teenager died after a collision in Pasco County around 12:15 a.m. on Sunday. The incident occurred when the teen crossed the road and was struck by the motorcycle.

Tampa Bay law enforcement is searching for an armed suspect responsible for robbing several gas stations and has released surveillance footage to seek public assistance.

A second arrest was made by HCSO in the shooting involving an off-duty ATF agent, with Tia Heyward facing multiple charges including accessory to attempted premeditated murder.

The New Port Richey Police are seeking two men for an armed robbery at Pasco Camera Exchange, where $4,000 in equipment was stolen and the owner injured.

A fire at Imperial Swan Hotel in Lakeland displaced residents, killed a dog, and highlighted prior fire code violations. The hotel was housing hurricane victims.

Citrus County man, Freddy Richie Parisi, was arrested after allegedly exposing himself to children on a school bus, with students and parents reporting the incident leading to his arrest.