FBI investigating 'bomb threat' on Allegiant flight after emergency landing at PIE

An Allegiant flight from St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport to Roanoke, Virginia on Sunday, was forced to turn around after a passenger told another passenger that his laptop was a bomb, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

Karen Read faces potential multimillion-dollar lawsuit from O'Keefe family despite acquittal

Karen Read still has a lawsuit from the O’Keefe family pending against her and, according to legal experts, it could have significant financial implications depending on how it plays out.

Massive fireworks explosion leaves 1 dead, 4 homes destroyed

Harrowing video shows a major fireworks explosion in a north Los Angeles neighborhood that killed one person and injured five others and a dog.

Video: Suspect in 2022 murder at Hillsborough County liquor store arrested

Hillsborough County deputies say they've arrested the man wanted for allegedly murdering another man in the parking lot of a liquor store more than three years ago.

Chicago mass shooting leaves 4 dead, 14 wounded

Chicago police say someone inside a passing vehicle fired shots into a crowd outside a local rapper's listening party. Four people were killed.

How a Q-tip and spotless car linked Bryan Kohberger to quadruple murder

Detectives struck investigative gold in late 2022 when a used Q-tip linked Bryan Kohberger to the heinous murders of four University of Idaho students.

Bryan Kohberger's motive: What we know after guilty plea

Prosecutors laid out key evidence against Bryan Kohberger this week after he agreed to plead guilty to killing four University of Idaho students in 2022.

Still no arrests 2 years after 7-year-old killed in July 4th crossfire

It's been two years since a 7-year-old boy, Yitzian Torres Garcia, was caught in the crossfire during a 4th of July shootout near the Courtney Campbell Causeway in Tampa and no arrests have been made.

Madeline Soto case update: Stephan Sterns' cell phone, Google Drive allowed as evidence at trial

Florida prosecutors will be allowed to use Stephan Sterns' cell phone and Google Drive – and the alleged photos and videos found on each – as evidence at his upcoming trial, an Osceola County Judge has ruled.