A man was arrested for shooting his pregnant girlfriend in Hillsborough County, endangering her, her unborn baby, and other children; both mother and baby survived, requiring surgeries.

An adult man was injured in a late-night shooting in Port Richey involving three assailants; the incident is under investigation with one suspect in custody.

A bus collision in Clearwater resulted in multiple injuries, traffic disruptions, and a toppled traffic signal. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Hernando County man, Miguel Gonzalez-Nunez, was arrested for illegal dumping after he reported being followed, which led authorities to a video of his act. He also faces an immigration detainer.

The Tampa Police are investigating a homicide at an apartment on E Hillsborough Avenue, where a woman with upper body trauma died despite medical efforts.

Hillsborough County has implemented an emergency burn ban due to increased wildfire risk during the dry season, restricting open burning and certain pyrotechnic activities.

Hernando County Sheriff's Office conducted a major drug bust involving fentanyl at a Spring Hill residence, resulting in arrests, including Mark Andrew Hartwell, a suspected Aryan Brotherhood member.

A Bahamian national, Rochelle Deborah Johnson, faces up to 35 years in prison for alleged crimes including illegal voting, passport fraud, and falsifying citizenship for benefits.

HCFR responded to a crash on Ayres Road near Prosperity Lane, where a vehicle hit a power pole, causing road closure and power line hazards. Traffic is affected and updates will be shared on HCFR's social media.

A 14-year-old was arrested for bringing a pepper ball gun to school after being suspended and banned from the property. Authorities responded quickly, with the incident highlighting school security concerns.

Judge William F. Jung sentences three individuals involved in a California-to-Florida drug trafficking ring, following investigations that started with Colin Zirpoli and led to the arrest and guilty pleas of multiple conspirators.

Four individuals, two Americans and two Chinese nationals, have been charged with attempting to export AI technology to China, violating U.S. export controls.

Two teens were arrested at Plant City High School; one for bringing a loaded gun, which was stolen from his car, and the other for theft of the firearm. Both face multiple charges.