Tampa's Hispanic Advisory Council is giving 'Canastas de Amor' to seniors on Valentine's Day, offering essentials to economically challenged elderly residents.

Antwon Jones, 18, was arrested two days after a St. Petersburg shooting involving street groups that injured a man and his nephew. They were playing basketball when they were hit. Jones faces charges including attempted murder and drug possession.

An energetic black lab mix named Portobello at Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center seeks a loving home despite his playful quirks and past injury.

An 83-year-old woman, Carol Spezzano, died after being hit by a car in a Publix parking lot in Dunedin; the driver, Mary Canfield, 71, was backing up at the time.

The Future Career Academy in Hillsborough County partners with local schools and businesses to guide youth towards in-demand careers through hands-on learning experiences.

Hillsborough County's Rapid Response team offers curbside pickup for bulky items in Clair Mel areas, facilitating neighborhood cleanup and preventing code violations.

The Tampa Convention Center unveiled "Recurrence," a tidal-inspired art installation, blending art with real-time environmental data. It's the first of three planned art displays.

One person died in a mobile home fire on Shady Street, Brooksville, as confirmed by Hernando County Fire Rescue and authorities continue investigating the cause.

A semi-truck carrying Busch Light beer overturned on I-75, spilling 44,000 pounds of cans and forcing the closure of an exit ramp. The driver survived and is recovering. Diesel fuel also leaked, complicating cleanup efforts.

The Lumineers announced their 2025 global tour with a stop in Tampa on October 8, offering presale tickets on February 18 and general sales on February 21. This tour follows the success of their "Brightside World Tour."

A judge ruled to keep ex-ballerina Ashley Benefield in jail during her manslaughter appeal, denying bond after her conviction for the 2020 shooting of her estranged husband.

Antwon Jones, 18, was arrested for a shooting in St. Petersburg, Florida, where an uncle and his 10-year-old nephew were hurt while playing basketball.

A Lakeland man, previously convicted of lying to law enforcement, now faces federal charges for illegal firearm possession linked to a 2020 shooting that killed Maebelle Cooper.