Tampa opened Marquee Square, a mixed-income housing development addressing long-term affordability, with a 99-year deal between the city and The Richman Group.

A Brooksville man was arrested for threatening people with a knife at a gas station and resisting arrest, requiring officers to use OC spray, Tasers, and non-lethal rounds to subdue him.

Charlotte County announces intermittent lane closures on Pellam Boulevard for a power pole installation by Irby Construction, urging drivers to be vigilant.

A student was arrested after making threatening phone calls to two Polk County high schools, which prompted a swift law enforcement response and serious charges.

The Pasco Sheriff’s Office reports 17-year-old Leeland Gordon, previously missing from Lutz, has been found safe, thanks to swift community and law enforcement efforts.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office is searching for Briana Davis, a 30-year-old missing woman last seen on Settlers Dr. in Bayonet Point. She may be driving a 2012 white Honda Civic.

Authorities arrested Jamal Black for the murder of Tyrone Howard, who died from a gunshot wound after a car crash. A child present was unharmed. Black faces multiple charges.

The National Weather Service forecasts a 50% chance of rain in Tampa, with highs of 89°F, lowering rain chances later in the week with mostly sunny skies.

A Tampa jury deliberates on the case of five men charged with the fatal drive-by shooting of 4-year-old Suni Bell; one defendant disrupts the court, leading to denied mistrial motions.

Senior citizens in Lutz, FL participated in a chess tournament to commence National Senior Center Month, featuring billiards and Rummikub events, displaying strategy and socializing.

Polk County Sheriff's deputies arrested two men for racing at 105 mph on Interstate 4, exceeding the posted 70 mph limit. Both were surprised by the arrest for their actions.

Suncoast Boulevard will have intermittent lane closures from Sept. 15-17 due to sidewalk repairs by ERS Construction, causing potential traffic delays.

Hillsborough County enhances patrols to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety as part of a Florida Department of Transportation program aimed at reducing traffic-related injuries and fatalities.