Keysville Road in Lithia will close for rail crossing repairs from January 29 to February 1. Detours via CR 39, SR 60, and Turkey Creek Road are available.

Sydney Washer Road in Dover will be closed from Jan 29 to Jan 31 for railroad crossing repairs, with detours provided and officials urging patience and safety.

Tech. Sgt. Richard Padilla, from MacDill Air Force Base, was killed in a Tampa hit-and-run by suspect Jeremiah Bailey, who also injured another pedestrian and was later killed by police.

Police in St. Petersburg are seeking a man who assaulted and robbed a 65-year-old woman, with the incident caught on camera. The suspect is described as 30-35 years old with an afro haircut.

An 88-year-old man is charged with staging his wife's suicide after police find evidence contradicting his claims.

Temple Terrace Police investigate an apparent murder-suicide of an elderly couple after a welfare check leads to the discovery of two bodies with gunshot wounds.

Tampa has implemented an On-Demand Health Care solution for the homeless at Tampa Hope, featuring an OnMed CareStation for on-site medical services, funded by Tampa General Hospital and The McNamara Foundation.

A controlled burn in Plant City turned into a brush fire, destroying over a dozen vehicles, boats, and sheds with no reported injuries; investigations on homeowner's burn permit are ongoing.

Michelle Cherry pled guilty to property fraud in Hillsborough County, admitting to using fake deeds. She will testify against co-defendant Victor Rodriguez.

Tampa's chilly weather is subsiding, with forecasts predicting sunny and warmer conditions towards the week's end, with highs in the low to upper 70s.

Tampa opens Casa Bel Mar, an affordable housing complex for low income residents, with Mayor Jane Castor stressing its importance amid a housing affordability crisis.

Jeremiah Bailey was involved in a fatal hit-and-run spree in Tampa, leading to one death and several injuries. He was shot dead by police after a car chase and apparent threatening behavior.

Florida lawmakers ended Gov. DeSantis' special session abruptly and began their own, with a new agenda including immigration laws shifting enforcement authority from the governor to the Agricultural Commissioner.