Site Map September 29, 2017
Years 2017 September 29
- FHP: Alligator trapper dies in Pasco County crash
- Bumblebee robot helps teach computer coding to kindergartners
- Chad Chronister sworn in as Hillsborough County sheriff
- Bondi: O.J. Simpson not welcome in Florida
- Winter Haven couple returns from nightmare vacation in Puerto Rico
- Rare albino deer spotted in Fort Dupont Park in Washington, DC
- Mark Cuban loans plane to J.J. Barea to assist Maria victims
- Publix sends sweet statewide 'thank you' to first responders
- Gas leak forces nursing home evacuation
- MegaCon brings all things pop culture to Tampa
- Volusia County sheriff injured in crash
- Dad accused of beating daughter's allegedly abusive boyfriend to death
- Pinellas schools finalize hurricane make-up plan
- Clearwater boy, 1, dies from apparent drowning
- Upcoming flu season could be worse following hurricanes
- Flu shots available for free
- Tampa Bay school districts announce makeup days
- Earth's past seen from light years away
- Whole Foods says customer payment information was hacked
- No. 18 USF looks for 10th straight win at East Carolina
- Trump to promote tax plan in address to manufacturers group
- Trump economic aide says tax overhaul aimed at middle class
- AP sources: US cuts embassy staff, urges no travel to Cuba
- 'Pink Beer' to raise breast cancer awareness
- Tropical development possible near Florida; rain likely
- Tampa Bay Rays collecting donations for Puerto Rico
- Disney releases 2018 military rates for tickets, resorts
- Nelson, Rubio call for military help in Puerto Rico
- Attempted bank robber denied entry into bank, deputies said.
- Mystery surrounds missing Winter Park nanny; person of interest sought
- Tampa police officer dies after battle with cancer
- Judge 51st HR, Yankees miss chance to move up, Rays win 9-6
- FEMA center opens for Polk County residents
- What your coffee reveals about your personality
- Mom warns parents: 'This is why you buckle your kids into their car seats'
- Evacuees from Puerto Rico arrive in Central Florida