Haitian Americans call on federal government to stop gun trafficking to Haitian gangs
Haitian Americans are calling on the federal government to do more to protect the island.
Billboard in Tampa raises awareness about the dangers of fentanyl, mother uses son's story to save lives
Dylan Plakstis was just 29-years-old when he died of fentanyl poisoning.
Family of USF student killed near campus creates Connor Lynch Legacy Fund in his memory
It’s been nearly a month since Connor Lynch, 19, a sophomore at the University of South Florida, was killed while riding his scooter near campus.
What to know when it comes to sleep products
Florida is known for its relaxing spots. So, it might make sense that the Sunshine State is also big for the bed business.
Dog park shooting: Tampa man accused of hate crime will remain behind bars until trial
Gerald Radford, the man accused of targeting and gunning down a man because he was gay, moved slowly as he was escorted in and out of a Tampa courtroom on Monday.
1 injured, 2 arrested after shooting at Tampa nightclub: HCSO
Two men were arrested early Monday morning after a man was shot and injured at the Secrets Gentlemen's Club in Tampa, according to authorities.
Which is the perfect room in the house for ideal sleep? One Tampa doctor discusses
There's nothing like some good solid sack time.
Hillsborough County deputy arrested for BUI, refused to provide breath sample
A Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office deputy was placed on administrative leave after being arrested for boating under the influence on Friday night, according to officials.
St. Patrick's Day: Tampa celebrates Irish culture with annual River O' Green Fest
It’s a giant party that lucky leprechauns look forward to every year.
Reckless driver crashes at TPA entrance after multi-county high-speed chase, charged with DUI: FHP
A Treasure Island man led troopers on a chase through Hernando, Pasco and Hillsborough Counties after he was spotted driving recklessly early on Saturday morning, according to officials.
Tampa mother nearly killed after father of her child stabs her in the neck: Prosecutors
A Tampa mother is in the hospital and continuing to recover after nearly being killed a week ago by the father of her child.
Bay Area rescue groups preparing to support, aid Americans trapped in Haiti amid violent unrest
State leaders in Florida launched an information portal for Floridians trapped in Haiti, as local non-profit organizations work to coordinate rescues and supply runs.
USF Bulls head into AAC tournament as No. 1 seed
The USF Bulls Men’s Basketball team hopes to grab the AAC tournament by the horns.
St. Patrick’s Day: Tampa to dye river green for annual celebration
The Hillsborough River will go green on March 16 as the city’s River O’Green Festival returns to Curtis Hixon Park.
Hillsborough deputies seriously injured in 'ambush' honored at special ceremony
Two deputies with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office were honored for their bravery Thursday after they were seriously injured in what the sheriff called an “ambush.”
Pasco County woman's selfie leads to brain tumor diagnosis
If you scroll through your phone, you might find hundreds, maybe even thousands of selfies. But when's the last time one of those pictures changed your life? For a Pasco County woman, it led to a brain tumor diagnosis.
Tampa ER nurse to be honored for helping comfort young patients after son's death
As the Tampa Bay Lightning face off against the New York Rangers on Thursday, the organization will recognize two health care workers who are creating comfort for their youngest patients.
Tampa mother having ‘childcare issues’ leaves baby alone in car: HCSO
Hillsborough County deputies have arrested a woman they say left her 4-month-old inside a car with the engine off.
Measles outbreak leads CDC to update travel guidelines
If you’re planning to travel internationally this spring, it’s time to make sure your measles immunity is up-to-date.
Working full-time from home may be a thing of the past: ‘It’s time’
The days of working next to your pup, or in your pajamas, may be coming to an end as more companies require employees to report in person.