A Temple Terrace man, Charles Zumbahlen, faces federal charges for distributing fentanyl, resulting in a fatal overdose, with a potential 20 years to life sentence if convicted.

Hillsborough County deputies arrest Joseph Bellamy for first-degree murder connected to a drug overdose death.

A fatal crash following a high-speed chase in Hernando County led to road closures, with the incident under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol and Pasco Sheriff’s Office. No identities or statements have been released yet.

A Brooksville man was arrested on multiple felony charges following a traffic stop where drugs, firearms, and ammunition were found in his possession.

Hillsborough County Sheriff seeks public help in identifying a suspect in a burglary at Lux Smoke, where hemp flowers were stolen after the glass door was broken.

Joseph Bellamy was arrested by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office on first-degree murder charges after an overdose death; Sheriff Chronister emphasized the fight against lethal narcotics.

After 28 years, Brandon Gliha was charged with the 1997 murder of Stephen Edenfield, where "Greed" was written in blood; DNA linked Gliha to the crime.

Pedestrian Tevin Griffin was fatally hit by a vehicle driven by Kimberly Barham in St. Petersburg; Barham was arrested for DUI manslaughter and hit-and-run.

A student was arrested for a threatening social media post, facing serious charges by St. Petersburg Police, emphasizing school safety and zero tolerance for such behavior.

The Tampa Police Department commemorated the 19th anniversary of Detective Juan Serrano's death, who died in a car accident in 2006, on their Facebook page.

The second suspect in the Polk County swan theft turned himself in, facing charges alongside the other suspect for stealing swans and their eggs. The swans were safely returned.

Three were arrested after a group of over 25 exotic cars, including Porsches and Ferraris, blocked and raced on I-75, causing major traffic disruption.

A Florida nurse, Lisa Williams, pleaded guilty to tampering with fentanyl and fraud, facing up to 14 years in prison per charge. The joint FDA and sheriff's office investigation led to her prosecution for endangering patients by altering medications.