Hispanic civil rights organization hosting town hall about new immigration laws

The League of United Latin American Citizens, or LULAC, is hosting a town hall meeting Thursday to answer questions about Senate Bill 1718 from the community. 

Constitutional Carry in Florida goes into effect July 1

On July 1, 2023, Floridians will be able to carry a concealed firearm without having to get a permit.

Faith In Action: Canines 4 Christ delivers hope through wagging tails

A ministry that started more than 15 years ago with one man and one dog has grown into a faithful army of hundreds of volunteers around the world. 

Jury begins deliberation in Enrico Adams murder trial

A Tampa jury is now trying to determine who caused the death of 17-month-old JaMarcus Howard nearly four years ago. 

Electronic bikes gain popularity in Tampa Bay, commuters avoid the gas pump

Electronic bike or e-bike sales have been increasing across the nation, as more people want to commute to work more sustainably or spend more time outside.

Kennedy Boulevard reopens following Tampa house fire

A Tampa house fire Friday morning forced firefighters to close a portion of Kennedy Blvd., which has since reopened. 

Florida sues feds over college accreditation

Contending that higher-education accreditation agencies wield "near limitless power" over colleges and universities, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has filed a lawsuit alleging federal laws and policies are unconstitutional.

TPD: Man hit, killed trying to cross Dale Mabry Highway

A 65-year-old man lost his life Thursday morning after police say he was hit by an SUV as he tried to cross Dale Mabry Highway.