The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mostly sunny days and partially cloudy nights in Tampa, with consistent easterly winds and temperatures in the mid-80s.

Malcolm Green, 29, from Tampa, faces charges including Hobbs Act robbery and firearm use during a violent crime after a spate of robberies in Florida.

Hillsborough County reports a fourth dengue fever case, contributing to Florida's 50+ cases this year. Residents are urged to prevent mosquito breeding and protect themselves from bites.

A 70-year-old man was killed in St. Petersburg by a stolen Jeep driven by a 14-year-old. The youth and four passengers, aged 12-15, face serious charges including third-degree murder.

The National Weather Service in Tampa predicts sunny days ahead with mild temperatures and light winds, offering consistent, pleasant weather for the week.

A mother and baby escaped a house fire in Polk County, set by Ronald Beasley Jr. after an argument about his drug addiction. The property was damaged, a cat died, and Beasley faces multiple charges.

A man in Sarasota is charged with DUI manslaughter after a fatal crash where he allegedly hit a sedan at a red light, killing a passenger and injuring the driver.

Pinellas County Parks & Conservation Resources reopens select parks post-Hurricane cleanups, while urging visitors to mind closed trails and ongoing debris removal.

Hillsborough County Commissioners voted to allocate $60 million for debris relief following Hurricane Milton, with an expectation of FEMA reimbursement.

Siesta Key Beach in Sarasota County is set to partially reopen after hurricane-induced closures, with local business owners and residents expressing relief.

Christina Lynn Morris admitted to wire fraud, facing 20 years in prison for embezzling over $290,000 from a university and a charity, with a $293,202 forfeiture agreed upon.

Lido Beach in Sarasota remains closed due to damages from Hurricanes Helene and Milton, with ongoing efforts to repair and ensure safety for future visitors.

Tampa Police will join the Ybor City community on October 29th, 2024, in "Ybor Night Out," marking one year since a tragic local shooting, with a candlelight vigil and an evening of unity against violence.