Lithium-ion batteries could turn into hazards
Experts say most batteries are safe. However, if batteries start heating up or expanding, they should stop being used.
Mother of two found murdered outside home
The Hillsborough County Sheriff?s Office is searching for the person who killed a Seffner woman early Thursday morning.?
Florida losing seagrass at alarming rate
Seagrass is the main food source for manatees. Scientists are raising seagrass and planting it to replenish the state?s supply.
Hackers target Tampa health system
Johns Hopkins All Children?s Hospital was the latest victim of a data breach.
Troopers and K-9's injured in I-75 crash
A Ruskin man was arrested Wednesday after a crash involving Florida Highway Patrol troopers on I-75 in Hillsborough County, authorities said. The two troopers were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, and their K-9's were also treated by veterinarians.
Preparing home for summer heat
Adding UV lighting to an AC can result in a variety of benefits. Making sure filters are clean is also important.
Miami-Dade police director tries to take his own life
The director of the Miami-Dade Police Department attempted to take his own life along I-75 after a domestic incident in downtown Tampa.
New evidence released in Billy Adams murder case
New documents in the Billy Adams murder case show possible gang activity
FWC votes on new skyway pier fishing regulations
Changes are coming for people who fish off the skyway pier. Florida Fish and Wildlife commissioners voted on new regulations Wednesday.
Baby dies in hot car
A Florida baby has died after a babysitter left her in a car in a garage for five hours.
HCSO ramping up use of BolaWraps
The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office announced Friday that it's expanding a program that uses a new non-lethal device to take people into custody.
Citrus County deputy impersonator arrested
A Citrus County man faces multiple felony charges after posing as a deputy and holding a coupe at gunpoint.
New school guidelines approved by Board of Ed.
The Florida Board of Education approved a series of new, and often controversial, guidelines for the upcoming school year in response to more than a dozen education laws signed by Governor DeSantis.
Severe turbulence has increased since 1979
One scientist says the seeming increase in turbulence may be because of a warming globe. Warmer air increases the intensity of jet streams.
Delays, disputes for Hurricane Ian repairs
Nearly 10 months after Hurricane Ian, many other families also still can?t get their homes repaired due to a combination of delays and disputes.
Schools offer virtual mental health assistance
Hillsborough County schools announced a new partnership with Hazel Health Services that offers virtual appointments to students. Appointments can be done at school or at home.
Public parking spots open at the Trop
Relief for parking is on the way thanks to a partnership between the city and the Rays.
Tampa International Airport's 20-year plan
The FAA requires airports provide an update every few years on their Master Plan and what they're doing to meet the needs of passengers so Tuesday night TPA held their public meeting to unveil an update on their Master Plan.
Talks underway to avoid UPS strike
What could be the largest single-employer strike in U.S. history may be a week away.
Trash troubles in Polk County
While trash pick-up has gotten better in Polk County, leaders want to find a permanent solution.