Tampa water main break prompts widespread boil-water notice, forces Busch Gardens to close Tuesday

The city of Tampa is warning residents to boil water before using it after a water main was damaged at the city's primary treatment plant, sending water gushing into the surrounding neighborhood.

Family suing Legoland after staff 'humiliated' boy with prosthetic leg

A family from Lithia is suing Legoland, saying a trip there on July 16 has become an unending nightmare for their 10-year-old son.

Healthcare workers brace for post-Thanksgiving COVID surge

Friday marked the third day in a row that Florida reported over 9,000 COVID-19 cases, and public health experts said they are bracing for more if the current trend continues.

Vaccine still needed for recovered COVID-19 patients, doctors say

Most people who recover from COVID-19 likely have some amount of protection against getting the virus again, but it's nothing compared to having a vaccine, health experts say.

10,177 new Florida coronavirus cases reported Friday; 120 new deaths

The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 10,177 Friday. According to the state's daily update, the total number of cases in Florida is now 1,039,207.

CDC reduces quarantine time for those exposed to COVID-19

It was the question scientists were adamant to answer when they first learned of COVID-19 - If someone is exposed, when does their body replicate the virus?

Driver agrees to plea deal for crash that killed Bayshore jogger

In January of 2019, Benjamin Ehas was driving on Bayshore Boulevard in a work vehicle. Prosecutors say he was drunk and high on marijuana.

Investigators say TPD officers were justified in fatal shooting of robbery suspect

The state attorney says Dominique Mulkey, 26, pointed a gun at the officers as they approached him in connection with the armed robbery of the Dollar General store on North 50th Street.

Water treatment in Tampa takes European system for a test-run

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor says clean drinking water could become one of the most "significant" issues facing the world.

With café open, hope once again flows -- along with the coffee

When local businesses and restaurants re-opened, it meant more than just jobs for some people. At the Portico Café, the business means a second chance for the homeless and others.