Tampa man found dead with gunshot wound, police said

Tampa police are investigating a homicide after responding to shots fired report on Tuesday morning.

TPD: Woman drives into police cruiser stopped at crash scene

A woman was taken to the hospital early Tuesday morning after police say she drove into the back of a Tampa Police Department patrol vehicle. 

How to talk to your children about mass shootings

Images of videos of mass shootings can be traumatizing and long-lasting, especially for children, which creates a challenge for parents trying to explain what happened.

Plant City police officers shoot, kill armed man at post office

An armed man who police say aggressively pointed a firearm at officers in Plant City was shot and killed by law enforcement Sunday evening.

Family of Nilexia Alexander honors her memory with special ceremony at Ballast Point Park

It's been one year since 14-year-old Nilexia Alexander was shot and killed in Tampa. Saturday, family and friends came together for a special ceremony at Ballast Point Park in Tampa to honor her memory.

Flippers Pizzeria opens new location in Tampa

It all started in 1987 with a vision of some college guys who wanted better pizza than the "fast food" delivery options.

USF researchers awarded $8 million in grants for school mental health programs

The USF College of Education and College of Behavioral and Community Sciences received a combined $8 million from the US Department of Education to address mental health in Tampa Bay area K-12 students.

Self-proclaimed psychic gets more than 9 years in twisted $1 million scam

Self-proclaimed psychic Jaycee Wasso was convicted in March in twisted $1 million scam. Two months later, she was hoping to change her fortune during her sentencing. 

New Bay area college graduates ready to enter workforce with promising signs from April jobs report

The April jobs report was released Friday, the same day Hillsborough Community College and the University of South Florida held graduations, officially welcoming a new wave of young men and women into the workforce. 

Tampa buys back Memorial Park Cemetery from property flipper: ‘I’m sorry it got to this’

There's a new statewide program on the way to help search, maintain and memorialize Black cemeteries after the Florida senate voted Thursday to approve the bill, which passed the House on April 19.