Firefighters in Hernando County, FL, battled a strip mall blaze amid Hurricane Debby's strong winds and heavy rainfall, resulting in a total loss of the building.

A Largo man was arrested after assaulting his father and threatening police with a machete, leading to a standoff where he attempted to fill his home with propane gas before surrendering.

Julie Ann Sulpizio was arrested in Florida for the premeditated first-degree murder of Deputy Bradley Michael Link and injuring two other officers during what the police described as an ambush.

A man was arrested for robbing a Tampa bank using a threatening note; police used surveillance and witness statements to locate him in St. Lucie County. No injuries occurred during the incident.

Deputies in Hernando County returned fire after being shot at while serving warrants, wounding one suspect. The FDLE is investigating the incident involving firearm sales.

Richard Minor, 66, was arrested in Sarasota for a shooting that injured one person critically, with charges of Murder and Aggravated Assault with a Firearm.

Sarasota declares a local state of emergency due to Hurricane Debby, enhancing crisis management capabilities, and postponing city services and meetings.

An armed robbery at a Tampa Little Caesars, where no one was hurt, remains unsolved. Police released the suspect's description from surveillance footage.

A semi-truck driver died after his vehicle hit a barrier and plunged into a canal off I-75 in Tampa. Divers recovered his body from the submerged truck cab.

Tampa officials urge residents to stay inside during Tropical Storm Debby due to flooding risks and provide various contact numbers for emergencies and damage reporting.

One man was shot and two deputies are on leave after an early morning shootout in Brooksville, following an attempted arrest related to warrants and suspected gun sales.

Sarasota Police arrested Richard Minor, 66, on murder and assault charges after a fatal shooting near Hart’s Landing.

Pen Yu, a Taiwanese national, was sentenced to three years and eight months for wire fraud and exporting products to China under falsified documents, involving a $4.9 million scheme with MilliporeSigma.