Former officer accused of impersonation weeks after TPD-employed wife was charged with official misconduct
A former officer with the Tampa Police Department has been arrested weeks after his wife, a TPD employee, landed behind bars.
I-275 lane closures expected this weekend in downtown Tampa: Here’s what to know
Tampa commuters need to find alternate routes this weekend as all but one lane of I-275 closes for road construction.
Former NFL player's trial delayed by change in the prosecution
A former Green Bay Packer appeared in Court in Tampa Friday morning in preparation for his criminal trial.
Orange cones, lane shifts on Kennedy Boulevard mark start of FDOT’s major drainage project
Orange cones and merge signs line Kennedy Boulevard in Tampa as roadwork begins for a major drainage project by the Florida Department of Transportation.
Hyde Park Park Village Pumpkin Patch benefits the Humane Society of Tampa Bay
The Hyde Park Village Pumpkin Patch runs from October 1st to October 31st.
University Area’s Harvest Hope Park renovations complete
Harvest Hope Park in Tampa hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the completion of park improvements. These improvements include an artificial turf field, new landscaping, expanded irrigation, and a picnic pavilion.
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Deputies discuss tracking down double murder suspect
The murder trial of a man accused of killing his girlfriend and her daughter continues in Hillsborough County.
Go behind the scenes of the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay
While the Bay Area sleeps, the phones at the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay still ring. Behind the lines, intervention specialists are on the other end, ready to listen and guide people through their darkest hours.
Buccaneers’ cheerleaders make history during milestone season
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers celebrate 50 years this season, and the cheerleaders are making history too.
Government shutdown hits Tampa Bay area: Thousands of federal employees impacted
At the start of the day, funding for the federal government ran out, forcing non-essential agencies and programs to pause operations.
Tampa non-profit, lawmaker hope to bring CROWN Act protections against hair discrimination to Florida
Natural hair has always been a statement, but this year some in the Tampa community are hoping to make it into a movement.
Murder weapons shown in court for Dover double murder trial
Dover double murder case continues in court
Mayor Jane Castor is responding to an investigation into a top city staffer
Tampa mayor responds to an investigation into a top staffer.
Tampa’s newest stormwater relief project targets El Prado neighborhood
Tampa city officials are moving forward with some major stormwater improvements to the El Prado neighborhood.
New Florida law requires landlords to disclose flood risks to renters
Under a new Florida law taking effect October 1, landlords must provide written disclosure of any flood risks or past flood damage before tenants sign a lease.
Man, woman found dead inside Tampa home after murder-suicide
A man and woman were found dead inside a Tampa home after a murder-suicide Tuesday afternoon, according to officers.
Shriners Children’s Hospital names its first International Patient Ambassador from Mexico
The Shriners Hospital has named Carlota from Mexico as one of two of the first International Patient Ambassadors.
Dover double homicide trial begins with prosecution seeking death penalty
The murder trial of Angel Gabriel Cuz-Choc is underway in the Hillsborough County Courthouse.
Feed-A-Bull Pantry reopens at USF after major expansion
While not often discussed, food insecurity is a reality on many college campuses and that’s why USF has reopened its expanded Mosaic Feed-A-Bull Pantry, a vital resource for students struggling with access to food.
Amazon launches 'Prime Air' delivery center in Ruskin
The drone delivery service will have the capability to deliver orders to certain residential addresses in Tampa Bay.