Trump plans to nominate Sheriff Chad Chronister as DEA Administrator, emphasizing his law enforcement experience and dedication to fighting drug trafficking.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of sunny days for Tampa with mild temperatures, offering residents stable and pleasant weather conditions.

Tampa celebrates the fifth anniversary of its Shop Small campaign, promoting local businesses for the holiday season and providing them with free exposure via an online directory and social media.

Tampa Police are investigating a homicide involving a physical dispute and fatal stabbing on Mandarine Place, with one adult male dead and another cooperating with the inquiry.

Deputies in Hernando County are investigating a death at a Spring Hill residence after a domestic incident; there is no ongoing threat to the community.

A man in Hillsborough County killed his five-year-old son and then himself, a tragedy discovered by the mother in their Lutz home, leaving the community in shock.

The article describes Tampa's current pleasant weather, with sunny skies and temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to low 70s, and clear nights with lows around the 40s to 50s.

A sniper killed a man in Florida after he fired over 200 rounds into condos, following unsuccessful negotiation attempts during a standoff on Thanksgiving.

A man was arrested in Florida after allegedly kidnapping two 4-year-olds in a stolen vehicle, leading to a brief chase and manhunt before his capture.

A man swinging a sword near children in Pasco County, Florida, was shot by deputies following a welfare check and is now hospitalized with non-fatal injuries. The situation is under investigation.

Tampa's forecast indicates a 50% chance of showers today with highs near 74°F. Conditions will improve tonight. The weekend looks sunny with highs in the upper 60s.

Marion County announces closures of administrative offices, libraries, and other facilities during the Thanksgiving holiday, with services resuming normal hours after the break.

Pinellas County is sending letters to residents in unincorporated areas indicating if their properties sustained substantial damage, advising they can apply for repair permits before receiving the letters.