A Hernando County teacher, Philip Scire, was charged with DUI after crashing his car into a school fence at Explorer K-8. He had previously faced DUI charges in 2014.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office and community intensify search efforts for missing 33-year-old Bret Ebersole and urge the public to report any information.

Pinellas County Sheriff warns of phone scammers impersonating family members in distress, using personal details to seem legitimate, and advises verifying safety before acting.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find missing 15-year-old Bryson Smith, last seen on August 9 in Wesley Chapel, and asks for tips via their hotline or website.

Authorities are searching for 16-year-old Ava Fotopoulos who went missing in the Holiday area. She has red hair, brown eyes, and might be in a silver Honda Odyssey with the Florida plate EDZP18.

Authorities are searching for suspect Angel Gonzalez-Morales in a fatal shooting at a Polk County motel, as Sheriff Grady Judd warns he is "armed and dangerous".

Fourth suspect, D'antrell Davis, arrested in Reginald Booth's murder case, joins three others facing serious charges including Felony Murder and Kidnapping.

The Executive Officer of the Hernando Builder's Association, Nita Hope Beckwith Melaugh, is charged with siphoning $43,952.91 from the organization for personal use.

Eight arrested after a fight at Lake Winterset, with the incident caught on video and posted on social media, leading to a significant investigation progress.

Two people died in a mobile home fire in Auburndale reported by Polk County Sheriff's Office, with a golf cart and vehicle also involved; autopsies and a joint investigation are ongoing.

Three men were electrocuted, one fatally, while installing a utility pole in Seminole. The accident, involving Primoris employees, is under OSHA investigation and deemed accidental by authorities.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office seeks help to find Kaylee Stark, a missing 37-year-old woman last seen in Hudson. They urge sharing information for her safe return.

Tampa businessman Brian Davison has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for filing fraudulent tax returns, causing over $6 million in tax loss.