Rethinking the storm: New hurricane scale could better warn communities

For decades, the Saffir-Simpson scale has rated hurricanes solely by wind strength, from Category 1 to 5. But researchers say that leaves out the deadliest threats: storm surge and flooding.

No more cash for delays: DOT ends airline compensation plan

The Department of Transportation (DOT) has canceled a proposed 2023 rule that would have required airlines to compensate passengers for major delays.

Two abandoned dogs now available for adoption

Two malnourished dogs surrendered last month have recovered and are now available for adoption.

Hulk Hogan sex tape: Judge grants restraining order in lawsuit over documentary

In a case involving the estate of the late professional wrestler Hulk Hogan and the radio personality Bubba the Love Sponge Clem, a federal judge Thursday issued a temporary restraining order to block the use of a sex tape in a documentary about Hogan.

U.S. AG Pam Bondi back in Tampa to highlight trafficking arrests

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi stood alongside U.S. attorneys from Florida, Texas and Vermont to highlight indictments that were unsealed in just the last week across the country.

$80M approved for another Tampa wastewater infrastructure project

The City of Tampa announced that $80 million was approved for another wastewater infrastructure project. This project is part of the city's long-term overhaul of its infrastructure system.

Tampa police investigating man's shooting death as homicide

The Tampa Police Department says it's investigating a homicide after finding a man shot to death in a neighborhood on Monday night.

'Workers over Billionaires': Protests erupt nationwide on Labor Day

From Boston to Chicago, Austin to Los Angeles, thousands of people joined protests on Labor Day as part of the "Workers Over Billionaires" day of action. 

Man found dead in Tampa, investigation underway: Police

A death investigation is underway in the 4700 block of East Citrus Circle in Tampa, according to officers. 

Busch Gardens closing Stanley Falls Flume after 52 years

After more than half a century, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is just days away from closing one of its original rides: the Stanley Falls Flume.

No active shooter found at USF after call reporting gunman on main campus

Law enforcement responded Saturday to an apparent swatting incident on the University of South Florida's main campus, where there was a report of an active shooter.

Mother relieved after church leaders arrested in forced labor scheme, believes son was a victim

Bridget Walton’s son, Patrick, was just a college student when he was swept into what federal agents now call a scheme to use religion and a massive church following to cover up a series of crimes.