A Jacksonville man pled guilty to federal drug trafficking, facing 10 years to life in prison for meth distribution. His supplier was previously sentenced to 10 years.

Hillsborough County deputies arrested Raykario Iverson, with ties to the 15th Street Gang, seizing a gun and ammunition during a probation check, marking his 11th arrest in the county.

Hillsborough County distributes sandbags to residents to prepare for potential flooding from Tropical Wave Invest 97L, with pickups available at four locations.

Tampa Police are searching for two suspects involved in an armed jewelry store robbery at WestShore Plaza Mall, where a sledgehammer and pepper spray were used.

Hillsborough County celebrates Water Quality Month, ensuring safe, reliable tap water, with a focus on thorough testing and proactive water resource management.

North Howard Avenue in Tampa is closed for resurfacing until August 9 due to weather delays. Detours are in place as crews work on road safety upgrades, including new RRFBs and lowered speed limits, set to complete by August 2024.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Wheelchair Football Team hosts a national tournament featuring nine teams, including the Buccaneers, in a display of athletic skill and competition, advocating for inclusivity and sportsmanship.

Shawn Gossett was arrested for arson and the first-degree murder of four individuals and three dogs after allegedly setting fire to a Plant City home.

A Seminole man, Robert Kalkofen, faces charges including possession of child pornography and sexual acts involving animals after a detailed investigation following a tip-off.

A Cape Canaveral man received a five-year federal prison sentence for possessing child sexual abuse material and was fined $250,000 plus additional fees.

The article discusses back-to-school anxiety in families, highlighting its universality, signs, and coping strategies, including Hillsborough County's online initiative, Mindful Mondays.

A Virginia man received a 2-year prison sentence for operating an illegal online drug business that sold misbranded drugs, resulting in $626,000 of profits.

A convicted felon from Orlando, Tramon Jamal Stewart, was sentenced to over seven years for possessing a firearm, with his case linked to a broader strategy to reduce violent crime.