Former Temple Terrace police officer granted bond after crash that killed 6-year-old girl

For the first time, the family of a 6-year-old girl killed in a crash involving a former Temple Terrace police officer is speaking out, as the now-fired officer appeared in court and was granted bond.

Tampa State of the City Address: Mayor Castor pushes housing and transit, avoids $2B Rays stadium debate

During her penultimate State of the City speech, Tampa Mayor Jane Castor focused on infrastructure, housing and transportation, as opposed to the high-profile Rays stadium project that is nearing a decision date.

Spirit Airlines collapse could drive up airfare across the U.S.

The abrupt shutdown of Spirit Airlines has left tens of thousands of passengers scrambling to rebook flights, but the ripple effects stretch far beyond those immediate disruptions.

From the Air Force to the classroom: One Tampa veteran’s next mission

Teacher Appreciation Week and Military Appreciation Month intersect at Thomas Jefferson High School, where government teacher Donald Hills continues his commitment to service after a 20-year Air Force career.

Prosecutor calls fired Temple Terrace police officer's actions 'sickening' after 104 mph crash kills child

A former Temple Terrace police officer is behind bars after making his first court appearance, accused in a high-speed crash that killed a 6-year-old girl and seriously injured her sister.

Florida redistricting map would split Tampa into 3 districts

The new congressional map approved by the Florida House and Senate will greatly impact voters in the Bay Area if it survives a legal challenge.

USF student murders lead to first-of-its-kind probe into AI’s role in criminal activity

Hillsborough State Attorney Suzy Lopez and Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier have announced a first-of-its-kind public safety partnership to examine the role artificial intelligence may play in criminal activity.

USF to hold vigil for slain students Zamil Limon and Nahida Bristy

The University of South Florida will honor the lives of graduate students Zamil Limon and Nahida Bristy with an on-campus vigil on Friday.