BMW spotted leaving scene of hit-and-run crash at Humane Society of Tampa Bay

The search is on for a hit-and-run driver accused of crashing into an animal shelter and then driving off. No animals or people were hurt, but the Humane Society of Tampa Bay estimates it will cost up to $1,000 to repair the damages.

'His name and legacy are going to be part of Tampa forever,' Andrew Joseph III's father says

The Andrew Joseph Foundation teamed up with the Restorative Justice Coalition Sunday, July 12, 2020, to unveil a granite paver on the Tampa Riverwalk to honor Andrew Joseph III's life.

Supreme Court backs robocall ban, but that won't stop them

The United States Supreme Court put into black-and-white what Americans have known since the first ring: robocalls should be banned.

TMZ: Cadaver dogs alert on alligator pit at zoo once owned by Joe Exotic

Cadaver dogs have allegedly picked up on human remains at an Oklahoma zoo formerly owned by Joe Maldonado-Passage, AKA Joe Exotic, according to TMZ.

Accused murderer back in court; co-defendant complains about pandemic-related delays

Back in 2003, prosecutors say Steven Lorenzo and his co-defendant Scott Schweickert kidnapped the victims from gay bars, used them as sex slaves, killed and dismembered them.

Suspected Champs Sports arsonist arrested in New York, officials say

FOX 13 has learned an arrest has been made in the arson investigation that destroyed a Champs Sports store during the looting and riots in Tampa on May 30.

COVID death toll looks 'in the rear-view mirror,' health experts say

The Florida Department of Health recorded 120 deaths related to COVID-19 on Thursday, July 9, 2020 -- a grim milestone for the state since the pandemic began.

Video leads to more arrests from Tampa's night of looting

Cell phone provided by a FOX 13 viewers shows looters kicking and punching the glass doors of a RaceTrac on Fowler Avenue on the night of May 30.  

Tampa police searching for ‘bank jugger’ accused of following widower, stealing jewelry

Tampa police are searching for a man they say followed another man from the Bank of America located at 9385 N. 56th St. in Tampa and stole jewelry he just retrieved from a safety deposit box.

Initially skeptical, COVID-19 survivor warns others to take 'extremely scary' virus seriously

The Tampa mother of three is sharing her experience to warn others who may still be underestimating COVID-19. ”It’s here, it’s real, and it affects everybody in different degrees."

Gaither Cowboys ready to hand opponents double trouble

Jordan Young is one of Tampa Bay's top high school football cornerback recruits. For his senior year, Young has made the jump from Jesuit -- transferring to Gaither High to join the Bay Area's other top-ranked cornerback, Jordan Oladokun.

Phased reopening becomes yo-yo for businesses told to close a second time

The state of Florida allowed bars to reopen, but then told them to close back down last month after the number of COVID-19 cases again started to surge. Now the reopening plans are being rolled back in other areas and industries across the state.

Accused Seminole Heights serial killer wants four separate trials

In court documents just filed, attorneys for Howell "Trae" Donaldson say evidence of each murder may help bolster proof in the other murders. The defense says that would stack the deck against Donaldson and the result would not be a fair trial.

1 injured in East Tampa fire

One adult male suffered minor injuries in a fire at 804 E Floribraska Ave. Sunday morning, according to Tampa Fire Rescue.