A Lake County woman has been indicted for bank fraud conspiracy, which could lead her to face 30 years in prison.

Daniel Gonzalez pleaded guilty to illegal firearm and ammunition possession. His DNA tied him to a New Year's Day shooting in St. Petersburg. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

Two Florida New Horizons Computer Learning Center franchises settled for $1.35 million over accusations of mismanaging Post-9/11 GI Bill funds, without admitting wrongdoing.

A Riverview woman was arrested for online threats to Florida Governor DeSantis, with authorities undertaking a mental health evaluation and charging her for written threats.

Two men died when their Piper PA28 crashed into a lake shortly after taking off from North Palm Beach County Airport. The NTSB is investigating the incident.

Tampa launches Swim With HART program giving free pool access to HART bus pass holders, encouraging public transit use, and offering a way to beat the summer heat.

The historic Tampa Sportatorium, a famed wrestling venue, faces demolition for new apartments, stirring nostalgia among wrestling enthusiasts like former WWE Wrestler Brian Blair.

Volunteers in St. Petersburg work on the Maximo Park Living Shoreline Project, installing oyster reef balls to combat coastal erosion and support marine life.

An American Airlines flight's tire caught fire before takeoff in Tampa, leading to the cancellation of the flight. Passengers were safely evacuated without injury.

Florida's Lt. Gov. Nuñez announces a $80 million budget to aid veterans, including building a new nursing home.

Morgan Wallen's "One Night At A Time" tour hits Tampa's Raymond James Stadium with a massive crowd expected. Concertgoers advised on transport options and parking details, with a tax holiday on tickets for Floridians.

Pinellas County issues an Air Pollution Advisory due to high PM2.5 levels from Sahara dust, impacting sensitive groups and prompting caution for outdoor activities.

Beach renourishment at Pass-a-Grille Beach is set to proceed with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' approval, involving the distribution of additional sand to combat erosion.