A 23-year-old man died in a crash in Hernando County after his car hit a utility pole. He was not wearing a seatbelt.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for Tampa, affecting morning travel with visibility down to a quarter mile. Conditions are set to clear by afternoon with temperatures reaching 82 degrees.

A woman in Sebring committed a double murder-suicide, killing her husband, their son, and herself. Authorities are investigating and emphasizing the importance of mental health support.

The NWS reports overcast weather in Tampa with 64°F and forecasts mostly sunny skies and highs near 78°F, with a week ahead of sunny weather and temps in the low 80s.

Tampa Theatre's Black Love movie series celebrates blerd culture with "Black Panther" screenings, a "Touch A Truck" event, and a performance by nerd-core rapper Swell Rell, combining fandom and real-life heroes.

Freedom High School in Tampa was locked down due to a report of a student with a gun, which turned out to be a cellphone case resembling a handgun. No threats were made, and the incident led to a discussion on police response and school safety.

FEMA offers free rebuilding advice to Hillsborough County residents post-hurricanes, focusing on storm-resilient building techniques and insurance information.

High school student Matthew Woolever arrested on child pornography charges and for unlawful use of a two-way device, after an investigation by Hernando County Sheriff's Office.

A man in St. Petersburg, Florida, was arrested on multiple charges, including child pornography possession and plotting to kidnap, assault, and kill a child.

Two women were seriously injured in a Tampa shooting, with 20-year-old Addy Ortuno Arroyo arrested for the crime, facing multiple charges, including attempted murder.

A judge declared Catherine Stirm dead almost a year after her disappearance, with evidence suggesting her brother, Scott Stirm, killed and dismembered her. Despite his suicide and inconclusive DNA tests, the investigation continues.

A false alarm at Freedom High School in Tampa prompted a lockdown after a student's phone case resembling a gun was mistaken for a real weapon. No threat was found, and the lockdown was lifted with a focus on school safety discussion.

A student at Freedom High School in Tampa caused a scare after their phone case, resembling a gun, was mistaken for a real weapon, prompting a swift police response and a temporary lockout. No threat was found.