TECO strengthens power system with upgrades ahead of hurricane season

Hurricane preparations are a year-round job for TECO, with crews working to make sure the power grid is ready in case a storm threatens the Bay Area.

Man accused of driving into Hillsborough deputies remains in state hospital

The man accused of trying to kill multiple Hillsborough County deputies by crashing his car into them last November remains in a state hospital, his attorney told a judge Thursday.

Police chase ends in deadly multi-vehicle crash in Lakeland

An innocent person was killed, and several others were injured when a vehicle being chased by police crashed at a Lakeland intersection, according to the Plant City Police Department. 

Alan Jackson tour coming to Tampa

Country singer Alan Jackson is bringing his ‘Last Call: One More for the Road Tour’ to Tampa next year. 

Northern lights could be visible in Florida again in June

The very same northern lights display that lit up the sky across the country, including Florida, earlier this month could be visible again in June.

Over 1-in-4 Floridians would ignore evacuations during hurricane: AAA

AAA released its annual Hurricane Season survey, sharing that more than one in every four Floridians would ignore evacuation warnings for a hurricane.

FHSAA replaces use of word 'gender' with 'sex' under new bylaw changes

A new change in the Florida High School Athletic Association’s bylaws includes replacing mentions of the word ‘gender’ with the word ‘sex.’

University of Tampa women's lacrosse wins first-ever national championship

The University of Tampa women's lacrosse team are national champions for the first time in program history after winning it all over the weekend.

Honey the husky improving after health problems discovered following return to shelter

A husky that was returned after an adoption event for "being boring" is getting a fresh start. Honey the Husky has garnered the attention of thousands on social media when it was shared that a Tampa family that adopted her during a Mega Adoption event returned her for not eating, drinking, or interacting.

USF track and field team sends program-record 12 to NCAA Championships 

Erik Jenkins first came to Tampa five years ago ready to take over a USF track and field program that had seen success, but only in bits and pieces in its history. 

TPA welcomes new canine to its K-9 bomb squad ahead of busy summer travel season

The Tampa International Airport Police Department welcomed a new canine to its K-9 bomb squad ahead of what is expected to be a busy summer travel season.

Florida named the shark attack capital of the world, again

It should come as no surprise that the Sunshine State has been recognized as the shark attack capital of the world for 2023 once again.

Large fire at former Sonny's BBQ shuts down portion of Busch Boulevard in Tampa for hours

Firefighters battled a large fire at a former Sonny's BBQ restaurant in Tampa, shutting down a stretch of eastbound Busch Boulevard for more than three hours Tuesday night.