The U.S. seeks to extradite Liridon Masurica from Kosovo for allegedly operating an online black market dealing in stolen data. If convicted, he faces up to 55 years in prison.

Traffic on I-75 in Hernando County has resumed normal flow after a jackknifed semi-truck near mile marker 304 caused a temporary closure. Minor injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on West Gandy Boulevard in Tampa; the driver fled and has not been identified. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

A motorcyclist died after a hit-and-run in Gibsonton; the driver is sought by Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office.

The Tampa area forecast promises a sunny day with a high near 63°F and breezy conditions, while a rip current statement remains in effect for coastal regions.

A water main break in St. Petersburg has closed northbound lanes of 66th Street North, with repairs and road restoration expected to extend the closure past Thursday.

Volunteers at Lutz Senior Center knit hats and clothes for premature babies in Florida hospitals, providing warmth and supporting these vulnerable infants.

Hillsborough County urges residents to recycle correctly during the holidays and provides information on what can be recycled and how to properly dispose of other materials.

Hillsborough County educates on holiday recycling through the "Hello Hillsborough" podcast, featuring a project manager discussing proper practices and the journey of recyclables post-disposal.

The FEMA Disaster Recovery Center in Ruskin is closing, but a new one will open in Tampa. Assistance is still available online, by phone, and at other centers.

Hillsborough County provides free options for disposing live Christmas trees, including curbside pickup and drop-off at Yard Waste Processing Facilities, aiding eco-friendly post-holiday cleanup.

Hillsborough County shelters are opening tonight for those needing warmth as temperatures drop, with space offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Tampa Bay Rays are hopeful as the Pinellas County Commission is expected to approve the bonds for a new stadium, despite concerns over rising construction costs and funding gaps.