Gainesville man, Jhakheem Smith, was sentenced to over ten years for an armed robbery of a Clearwater store, with his accomplice Jones also convicted.

Peggy and Russell Goodwine celebrated 61 years of marriage with a vow renewal at the Hillsborough County Plant City Adult Day Care Center, surrounded by their extensive family.

Hernando County Sheriff's Office conducted a raid on a narcotics hub, arresting Justin Byrd and seizing nearly a kilo of meth, firearms, and vehicles. Byrd, with prior felonies, admitted to the crimes.

Charlotte County Utilities changes service hours for December 17; phone and in-person services to open at 11:30 a.m. Contact Stu Gooden for more information.

Stephen J. Phillips was arrested in Polk County for pointing a gun during a road rage incident involving a child.

Dunedin, Florida, is emphasizing the protection of local mangrove species, urging residents to engage in responsible stewardship to preserve these vital ecosystems.

A suspect was arrested for the stabbing death of a retired nurse in Davenport, with further details to be released by Sheriff Grady Judd in a press briefing.

The Tampa Convention Center is expanding its team, appointing Chris Katsares as National Sales Manager and Melissa Pray as Fiscal Manager, to support increasing event demand.

Tampa is set to enjoy a sunny day with highs near 74°F and light breezes, after a humid morning. The stable weather will continue into the workweek, with a slight chance of showers on Thursday.

Hillsborough County promotes urban farming in Tampa through the Homegrown Hillsborough initiative, including tours of Meacham Urban Farm, which provides fresh produce and uses innovative farming methods.

Barranquilla Avenue will be closed between San Cristobal Avenue and Viedma Street for maintenance from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Dec. 16-17, with detours in place.

Tampa police are investigating the homicide of James McClendon Jr., found in an East Tampa lot with upper body trauma. The public is urged to provide any details.

Tampa Police Department named Reserve Officer Craig Jorden as December 2025's Community Policing Officer of the Month for exceptional engagement and service.