Hernando County Fire Rescue says multiple patients and entrapment after a multi-vehicle crash at Spring Hill Drive and Horizon Drive; all lanes closed and delays expected.

Jim Reeves and his family have retaken Big Jim’s Famous Steaks and are quietly testing menu tweaks and a possible rebrand at the Seminole Boulevard spot. Locals say the return leans into the restaurant’s old strengths while trying new ideas.

Demonstrators confronted SPCA Tampa Bay at its Pet Walk in Largo over the viral Waddles case; the shelter says legal steps are underway and a hearing is set next Wednesday.

A Hillsborough County man was arrested after a seven-month-old suffered severe brain and spinal injuries, the sheriff's office says.

Breezy, warm Sunday in Tampa with a Small Craft Advisory for the bay and a slight chance of afternoon showers. Boaters should plan to seek shelter through 3 p.m.

Charlotte County detectives arrested a 20-year-old Bradenton man in Punta Gorda after he allegedly tried to meet a 13-year-old, investigators said.

Hillsborough deputies arrested a Riverview man with 54 prior convictions after finding a firearm in his bedroom following a Feb. 9 barricade call. He faces weapons‑related charges and the probe remains active.

A Winston-Salem couple used a lucky coin to scratch a $1M Loteria Multiplier win and opted for a $600K lump sum. Each took home about $216,031 after taxes.

Pinellas County will hold pop‑up help sessions in Dunedin and Palm Harbor next week to help residents apply for People First hurricane recovery grants.

Iran‑backed Houthis claimed a missile strike toward Israel and Israel says it intercepted the projectile as U.S. forces report new casualties and reposition in the Gulf.

A Palm Harbor science teacher is home after a lightning strike in Peru left him paralyzed and his friend dead. Months of rehab in Atlanta and a GoFundMe have followed.

Zephyr Chills has filed plan‑review paperwork for a Stadium Drive storefront in Zephyrhills. The applicant is Zephyr Chills Ventures LLC and details remain limited.

A Tampa hemp retailer says a 2025 raid treated his shop like a crime scene; the owner sued police and the State Attorney’s Office seeking damages and to stop the criminal case.