Mason Ridge road in Town and Country has reopened after being closed due to a downed telephone pole, with local police providing updates via social media.

Authorities in Florida investigate a double homicide after finding two people shot dead; their son, Nicholas Kirchner, was arrested in Georgia, where he confessed to the killings.

A woman died and a man was injured in a stabbing at Tampa's Country Run Park; a dispute escalated into violence. The HCSO is investigating the incident.

A domestic dispute in Tampa led to a shooting, killing a man and seriously injuring a woman; all involved knew each other, and there's no public threat.

Tampa is set to experience a hot and humid week, with temperatures reaching up to 92 degrees Fahrenheit and scattered thunderstorms forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The Tampa PD hosted a free fishing clinic to build community relations, supported by the Yerrid Foundation and Rise Tampa. Kids fished with donated rods, fostering community bonds.

Hernando County Fire Rescue extinguished a house fire in Brooksville caused by charging Lithium Ion batteries; no injuries occurred. HCFR urged caution with battery charging.

Bradenton Police are seeking help to find a suspect who stole an e-bike outside a local Publix, releasing surveillance images and asking for tips via email.

A man was killed by a CSX train in Tampa; police are investigating the incident which prompted road closures but have not yet released the man's identity.

Tampa's weekly forecast indicates intermittent sun and showers, with isolated thunderstorms and high humidity levels. Temperatures are expected to reach the low 90s, with chances of precipitation varying between 20% and 60%.

Pinellas County is looking for new members for its Construction Licensing Board, including various construction trade professionals, a consumer representative, a fire official, and a South County Building Official.

The Citrus County Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance in locating missing 15-year-old Taylor Crawford, last seen June 5th, urging any information be reported to authorities.

Tina Andes retired from the Citrus County Sheriff's Office after 14 years, known for her compassion and initiatives like the "Kibble Route." She earned multiple commendations for her service.