Mobile training unit helps Tampa companies combat cyberattacks

The newest weapon against cyberattacks is pulled by a pick-up truck. It’s called the Cyber Trailer, and it could be headed for your workplace. 

Accused Seminole Heights serial killer wants death penalty tossed in case

Accused Seminole Heights serial killer Howell Trae Donaldson will be in court Thursday. He wants the death penalty thrown out in his case.

Selmon Extension remains closed three days after loose steel discovery

The closure of Tampa's Selmon Expressway Extension entered its third day Wednesday, impacting tens of thousands of drivers, especially during the busy morning commute. 

Tampa volunteers rescue newborn baby from Ukraine

An 8-day-old baby boy is safe in Poland with his parents after a group of volunteers rescued the infant from war-torn Ukraine, according to Project Dynamo, an American non-profit rescue organization based in Tampa. 

Bay Area businesses warned by FBI to watch for suspicious chemical purchases

The FBI is not mincing words in its latest alert for businesses in the Tampa Bay area and around the country. In a letter to some local businesses, the FBI said, “Recent events have reinforced concerns about violent extremist activity in the United States.”

Trial begins for driver accused of killing man in Tampa area hit-and-run crash

Opening arguments began Tuesday in the case of a driver accused of speeding away from police, slamming into a vehicle, and killing the man driving. He wasn't arrested until a year after the deadly hit-and-run.

Meet the 92-year-old woman behind TPA's logo, color-coded zones

Millions of passengers travel through Tampa International Airport every year and folks are able to easily find their way around thanks to Jane Davis Doggett.

Tampa pastor accused of molesting his foster children

An 81-year-old Tampa pastor is in jail after being accused of molesting girls he took in as foster children, according to the Tampa Police Department.

Selmon Extension closed until further notice after crews discover loose steel wires

Tampa transportation officials have closed the Selmon Extension for repairs as a safety precaution after crews discovered two steel wires came loose from their anchors. Officials have not yet said when the Extension will reopen.

New jury to decide if convicted double-murder gets life in prison or death

He's been sitting on death row for 15 years, but convicted double-murderer William Deparvine is back in a Tampa courtroom after a court ruling forced him to be resentenced.

Fundraiser celebrates women aviators, supports future female pilots

On Saturday night people gathered at the Peter O. Knight Airport to celebrate the first all-female air show in the world, which took place at the Davis Islands facility 75 years ago, and support future female pilots. 

Tampa leaders involve community in effort to eliminate traffic deaths

The city of Tampa’s vision for creating safer streets and eliminating traffic deaths is also bringing the community closer together. 

TPD: I dead, 2 injured in College Hills shooting

The Tampa Police Department is investigating a shooting that left a 27-year-old man dead and hospitalized two others early Saturday morning.