Hillsborough County deputies investigate a fatal shooting at a Riverview Waffle House, where a 60-year-old man was killed after an argument. The suspect fled, but the public is reportedly not at risk.

Tampa Police are looking for 53-year-old Stephen Johnson, last seen on Channelside Walk Way. He is driving a silver Lexus with FL plate NMNI82. A Purple Alert is issued.

Pjeter Nesti Paci faces DUI manslaughter charges after fatally striking a pedestrian with his truck in SoHo, Tampa. Authorities arrested him almost a week later.

A dispute at a St. Petersburg renovation site results in a contractor's death, deemed self-defense by police after the contractor threatened a subcontractor with a gun.

The weather in Tampa is fair with a comfortable morning temperature. Chances of showers increase later in the day and throughout the week, with occasional gusty winds.

Tampa's Solid Waste Department has adjusted its hurricane debris site hours due to daylight saving time change, now open 7 am to 6 pm daily. Residents can use the Tampa Trash and Recycling tool for collection schedules.

Two Hillsborough County waste facilities will return to normal hours after storm cleanup, with operations from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Other centers maintain extended hours for yard waste.

Hillsborough County is enhancing the 50th Street and USF Holly Drive intersection, focusing on traffic safety and flow by adding turn lanes and improving sidewalks and crosswalks.

Hillsborough County introduces an online tool for residents to report debris in waterways post Hurricanes Helene and Milton, available via a phone line or a web form, for safe and clean navigation.

Hillsborough County is set to conduct an aerial mosquito control operation on November 2, covering 120,288 acres to address the post-Hurricane Milton mosquito surge.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on U.S. 301 in Bradenton followed by being run over by an SUV and a motorcycle; FHP is seeking a white Nissan and the driver.

Tragedy in Orlando on Halloween: a shooting resulted in two fatalities and six injuries. A 17-year-old suspect was arrested, with Orlando Police responding swiftly due to a heavy presence.

Bryan Eckley was arrested for planting explosives at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino, leading to its evacuation. He faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted.