Two Safety Harbor firefighters were hit by an SUV at their station; Captain Hans is recovering at home, Firefighter Craig returned to duty. The driver had a mechanical failure and is unlikely to face charges.

A woman was found dead in a Tampa home; the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office is investigating following a call about a man's mental health issues.

Ronnie D. Morton III was arrested in Georgia for a shooting at a Bradenton sports lounge that injured five. He was located via his cellphone signal and faces multiple charges.

The City of Tampa is mailing substantial damage assessment letters to properties in flood zones affected by recent hurricanes, indicating whether damage exceeds 50% of the property's value.

A man in Bartow, Florida, was arrested for killing his father and wounding his mother, following a domestic dispute over video game playing and employment.

An escaped juvenile inmate, Jahmir Moore, was recaptured without incident in Tampa, with Tampa Police and the US Marshals Task Force working together.

Hillsborough County deputies fatally shot a 67-year-old man, Anthony Dadante, who pointed a gun at them. The incident occurred after a distress call about a suicide attempt.

A wrong-way collision on the Selmon Expressway in Tampa resulted in the death of a 33-year-old Orlando man and serious injuries to a 40-year-old Bartow woman early Saturday morning.

A deputy in Volusia County was hospitalized after accidentally shooting herself at a Walmart; she is in stable condition.

Authorities search for 15-year-old Matthew Friday from Tampa, last seen in Temple Terrace, with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement issuing a missing child alert.

A man died in a plane crash in Homosassa, causing closures along West White Dogwood Drive. Agencies are investigating the crash of the Vans RV-12IS plane.

A fatal single-vehicle crash occurred on Dr. MLK Jr. Blvd in Tampa, leading to road closures for investigation. The victim died at the hospital. Traffic is disrupted.

Bridget Luzod and Dr. Victor Silva from Tampa face charges related to illegally distributing controlled substances through Thrive Medical Clinic. If convicted, they could serve up to 20 years in prison.