St. Petersburg man Bradley Walters charged with animal cruelty for killing two pet birds and resisting arrest with violence.

A Tampa woman was arrested for walking with her dog on I-275 and resisting a state trooper's citation, a repeat of a prior violation with a verbal warning. Her dog is at Animal Control, its ownership under investigation.

One dead, four injured in a shooting at Fuzzy's Sports Bar & Grill in Clearwater. Police seek surveillance footage and public's help in the investigation.

Tampa residents experienced fog and mist with low visibility and high humidity. Showers are expected to give way to a mostly cloudy day with temperatures reaching highs of 74 degrees.

Pinellas County Sheriff's Office intensifies DUI patrols through a contract with FDOT, focusing on high-risk periods and public education on sober driving.

Clearwater Police took 41 children on a $400 shopping spree, funded by local foundations, fostering community connection.

Ismael Osbaldo Pedro Tomas, 23, is charged with attempting to engage a minor in illegal sexual conduct, facing a potential life sentence if convicted.

The Tampa Police Department expressed appreciation for officers ensuring safety at the festive Santa Fest, which was celebrated by the community with a parade.

Dunedin, Florida celebrated International Volunteer Day by thanking local volunteers on social media and providing a link for residents to find volunteer opportunities.

The NWS forecasts a mix of sun and storms for Tampa, FL, with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week and moderate temperature fluctuations.

Hillsborough County's $1.6 billion One Water Program aims to secure water resources for rapidly growing South County, with a $45 million pipeline project under construction to improve infrastructure and water supply by October 2026.

Jose Hernandez was named ATU Local 1464 Employee of the Month for his exceptional work at the Tampa Convention Center, completing over 200 work orders and 400 hours of labor within two months.

Kimani Brennen Fletcher from Georgia pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy, facing up to 20 years in prison for impersonating officers and scamming victims out of $40,800.