Pjeter Nesti Paci faces DUI manslaughter charges after fatally striking a pedestrian with his truck in SoHo, Tampa. Authorities arrested him almost a week later.

A dispute at a St. Petersburg renovation site results in a contractor's death, deemed self-defense by police after the contractor threatened a subcontractor with a gun.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on U.S. 301 in Bradenton followed by being run over by an SUV and a motorcycle; FHP is seeking a white Nissan and the driver.

Tragedy in Orlando on Halloween: a shooting resulted in two fatalities and six injuries. A 17-year-old suspect was arrested, with Orlando Police responding swiftly due to a heavy presence.

Bryan Eckley was arrested for planting explosives at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino, leading to its evacuation. He faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted.

Tyler Rock from Texas was sentenced to 30 years for planning to sexually abuse a minor in Florida. He sent and requested explicit content from the 13-year-old victim prior to his arrest.

A man was injured in a non-fatal shooting on East Cayuga Street in Tampa. The incident is under investigation with no current threat to the public or arrests made.

A woman died during a shootout between two men in Mulberry, with both suspects involved in the meth trade and gang activity. The incident was an unintentional result of a conflict escalation.

Four people were injured in Pasco County after a neighborhood dispute led to gunfire. The incident occurred on Starline Drive and is under investigation.

A man with a serious gunshot wound was found in a St. Petersburg driveway, leading to an ongoing police investigation into the shooting. His condition and the shooting motive are currently unknown.

Hernando County extended its Local State of Emergency due to Hurricanes Milton and Helene, enabling essential emergency measures and government powers.

Three people died in a vehicle fire after a crash on I-275 in Palmetto. FHP is investigating the incident which occurred early Wednesday morning. Traffic was impacted as only one lane remained open.

A jury has unanimously recommended the death penalty for Joseph Ables, convicted of murdering Deputy William Gentry.