Weather update from NWS in Tampa forecasts hot and sunny conditions with chances for isolated showers and thunderstorms, especially in the afternoons. Highs in the mid-90s with high humidity expected.

Citizens Property Insurance Corp plans to raise insurance premiums by an average of 13.5% for homeowners and 14.2% for condo owners in Florida, affecting 1.2 million policies. The increase awaits regulatory approval and could take effect in 2025.

A sea turtle was killed by a vehicle on Anna Maria Island after becoming disoriented by streetlights, leaving behind a nest of eggs. Local ordinances address this issue, and efforts are being made to prevent future incidents.

A text alleges that Tampa's Italian Club Cemetery was built over a Black and Cuban cemetery, prompting Council member Gwen Henderson to seek transparency and investigations.

Florida plastic surgeon Dr. Benjamin Brown is charged with second-degree felony homicide after his wife died following cosmetic procedures he performed.

A new Black History Museum will open in Tampa's Encore district, housed in the former St. James Episcopal Church, in partnership with the Tampa Housing Authority and the Tampa Bay History Center.

A motorcyclist died Tuesday after a collision with a pickup on the Veterans Expressway, causing significant traffic delays; the FHP is investigating the crash.

The Tampa NWS forecasts intermittent showers and thunderstorms with high temperatures and heat indexes, advising caution due to the heat. Evening storms are likely, with continued mixed conditions anticipated throughout the week.

An inmate at Hernando County Detention Center, William Harrison Gillespie, has been charged with second-degree murder for kicking Jory Linn Van Antwerp in the head, resulting in Van Antwerp's fatal brain injury.

St. Petersburg officials enhance security for the upcoming St. Pete Pride, expecting over 200,000 attendees. Measures include a strong police presence and medical stations to address heat exhaustion.

A nearly 500-pound black bear was shot to death in a Florida neighborhood, leading to an investigation by wildlife authorities and raising concerns over a proposed law allowing residents to shoot bears deemed threats.

The Tampa Police Department is set to trial electric vehicles in its fleet, funded by a near $1 million federal grant, aiming to reduce emissions and fuel costs.

Dayhan Ruenes Vinet was arrested in Tampa for a homicide after Yalexander Jimenez Felipe was found dead. Vinet faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder.