Report shows pulling the trigger on gun that killed Bradley Hulett took 8.4 pounds of pressure

The Hulett family lawyer says the Florida Department of Law Enforcement report implies the amount of pressure required to pull the trigger was too much for the action to be considered an accident.

Neighbors call 911 to report man yelling 'shoot!' during Lightning game

During game three Wednesday, Devon Garnett and his friends were yelling so loudly for the bolts to “shoot” the puck. His neighbors apparently just heard someone repeatedly yelling “shoot” and called 911.

Family of Lightning coach Jon Cooper cheer on dad's team nearly 3,000 miles away

The Tampa Bay Lightning have been on an incredible run to win it all and bring home the Stanley Cup, and it's galvanized the entire Tampa Bay community.

Tampa man's quest to beat type 2 diabetes becomes mission to help cure pediatric cancer

A Tampa man started a quest to beat his type two diabetes by hopping on his bike. He lost 80 pounds but he also found a new call to action that could help save the lives of children fighting cancer.

Florida's governor expects 'full Super Bowl' in Tampa next year

Next year’s Super Bowl in Tampa should be able to take place without any major restrictions, Florida’s governor said Friday as he announced Phase 3 of the state’s COVID-19 reopening plan.

Armature Works to open drive-in theater in October

Starting next month, Armature Works will bring a drive-in theater experience for a few weeks in the fall.

Motorcyclist dies following Dale Mabry Highway crash, troopers say

Troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol said they are investigating a deadly rash involving a vehicle and a motorcycle in Tampa.

Colorful street murals aimed at keeping people safe

Ten Bay Area artists completed a six-block long colorful mural along Ashley Drive, between Tyler and Kennedy boulevards, as part of the nationwide Vision Zero campaign.

Time, money, trust: Plans to reform policing in Tampa begin to take shape

Reform measures and oversight are large undertakings and city council has already begun working with Tampa's task force on policing.

Pet cockatiel found by workers at Tampa International Airport

It is common to see things flying through the air at Tampa International Airport, but an exotic bird might not be what first comes to mind.

Accused Champs arsonist appears in federal court

The man accused of setting fire to a Champs Sports store in Tampa during riots and looting back in May appeared in federal court Tuesday.

20 years after being first-round pick for Lightning, Alekseev joins new team as firefighter

Nikita Alekseev was a first-round draft pick for the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2000. Now, 20 years later, he’s just as proud to put on a different kind of uniform with Tampa Fire Rescue.