Tampa experiences a temperature rollercoaster with a chilly start at 13°F, warming to 34°F. Evening temperatures will drop to the 20s. The week ahead will be partly sunny with temperatures gradually rising and a chance of rain midweek.

Mexican national indicted for identity theft and passport fraud in the U.S., facing a maximum of 12 years in prison if convicted.

Hernando County announces Special Master Hearings for code violations, inviting residents to participate in March 2025, with accessibility accommodations provided.

A teen in Brooksville, Florida, faces charges including possession of a machine gun after failing to flee from deputies and crashing his car near a park.

A fire at the CubeSmart Self Storage in Riverview engulfed several RVs; it was controlled within 25 minutes, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Six individuals, including five minors and one adult, have been indicted for a violent attack at Davis Island Dog Park, charged as adults with attempted murder and aggravated assault.

The Bikes from the Heart ministry at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Tampa is celebrating giving away their 1500th refurbished bike to a person in need.

Tampa residents face chilly weather, with sunny days but cold wind chills as low as 35 degrees; a cold weather advisory warns of wind chills down to 25 degrees.

Two men, Russian and Uzbek, are charged with flooding Florida's voter system with fake registrations. They face up to five years per count if convicted.

A missing 12-year-old Florida girl, Aleah Conrad, was found safe in North Carolina, and Kassin Rodriguez, 38, was arrested on charges related to her disappearance.

Two people were wounded in a non-fatal shootout in Tampa, which involved the occupants of a dark vehicle on N. 13th St. Tampa Police seek witnesses as the investigation continues.

Tampa's Yard Waste Program, in partnership with Veransa Group, celebrates its first year, having converted over 20 million pounds of waste into compost, reducing landfill methane emissions and supporting local agriculture.

Marquis McCullough was convicted of distributing fentanyl, resulting in two men's deaths in Hillsborough County, and now faces a mandatory life sentence.