A dispute at a St. Petersburg club led to a shooting, killing 27-year-old Delvin Jaquez Ford and injuring a woman. The investigation is active, with police seeking information.

A Clearwater man, Terence Taylor, pleaded guilty to obstructing the IRS from collecting over $800,000 in taxes, using methods like hiding assets and providing false information.

An 81-year-old man died after a crash involving his Jeep Cherokee and a commercial truck on State Road 52 near Little Road in Hudson, Florida. The collision is still under investigation.

An off-duty Palm Beach County corrections deputy was fatally shot in a "targeted incident." Despite emergency transport to a hospital, the 39-year-old was pronounced dead. No suspect details have been released.

Tampa Police arrested three suspects for running an illegal gambling operation in the All Stars Domino Club after a yearlong undercover investigation.

Christopher Switlyk was convicted of transferring assets to avoid government seizure, with a prior money judgment of over $4 million still owed. He faces up to 10 years in prison, with sentencing set for May 2025.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office warns about a phone scam where a fake "Captain Brian Browne" asks for money to release inmates into a treatment program.

One person died in a house fire in Lutz, which was extinguished by Hillsborough County Fire Rescue within 15 minutes. The cause is under investigation.

A 71-year-old driver hit an 83-year-old pedestrian in a Publix parking lot in Dunedin; the victim suffered life-threatening injuries. Authorities are investigating.

A man, 75, died in a three-car collision in Zephyrhills, with three others injured. The Ford Ranger driver was killed, and the Audi and Camry drivers plus one Camry passenger were hospitalized.

One person died in a Hillsborough County house fire after emergency responders arrived at the scene; the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Gerald Declan Radford was acquitted of second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of John "Walter" Lay at a Tampa dog park; his self-defense claim was upheld despite prosecutors suggesting a hate crime.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office warns against shoplifting, stating that perpetrators will face consequences and may be featured on their Facebook.