Investigators reviewing new information in Sheena Morris death investigation

New information is coming to light in a decade-old case of an apparent suicide. Since the beginning of the investigation, detectives believed 22-year-old Sheena Morris took her own life, but love ones now say new information they handed over to the State Attorney’s Office proves she was murdered. 

Shake Shack said to be looking at Midtown Tampa, downtown St. Petersburg

Shake Shack, the iconic burger-and-milkshake joint from New York restaurateur Danny Meyer, is once again said to be looking for Tampa Bay real estate — and zeroing in on Midtown Tampa and downtown St. Petersburg.

Final defendant in shark-dragging case takes plea deal

The video of a shark being dragged behind a speedboat is disturbing and public outrage swelled when it went viral.

Speedy bus considered as mass-transit option

TBARTA, the Tampa Bay Area Regional Transit Authority, has rolled out a first look at what could be part of a solution to the area's lack of  mass transit  It's called BRT, which stands for Bus Rapid Transit. 

Officials: Brandon woman banned from Disney after attacking taxi driver, kicking deputy

A Brandon woman has been banned from Walt Disney World for life after getting into a physical fight with a taxi driver, and then kicking a deputy at one of the theme parks, authorities said. 

Health officials scramble to identify cause of lung disease linked to vaping

Deaths linked to lung disease, apparently caused by vaping, rose to five Friday, prompting health officials across the country to warn people of the danger, including leaders in the Bay Area.

Officials: If possible, do not return hurricane supplies

Emergency management officials are urging home and business owners to hang onto supplies they bought in preparation for Hurricane Dorian.

September SNAP benefits being released early for some Floridians ahead of Dorian

The USDA has approved the early release of SNAP benefits through Florida's Department of Children and Families to help families prepare for Hurricane Dorian.

Environmental concerns dominate toll road discussions

Florida's toll roads task forces met for the first time at the Tampa Convention Center on Tuesday to discuss a major project that will expand three of the state's transportation corridors.

Chained for two months, young Kiwi the German Shepherd continues to heal

A German Shepherd pup was chained up for so long that its collar had to be surgically removed. Weeks later, Kiwi, the six-month-old dog, has come a long way.

Facility for migrant children could be coming to Tampa Bay area

A permanent facility for undocumented migrant children could be coming to the Tampa Bay Area. The federal government is now looking to central Florida as a possible location for the shelter that would be home to 500 undocumented migrant children.

Tropical Storm Chantal poses no threat to the U.S., forecasters say

The third named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season has formed, and it does not pose any threat to the U.S., according to meteorologists.

Doctors gave him 3 months to live; 8 months later, he throws first pitch at Rays game

Monday was big for Ken Koenig. The South Carolina man now has the Tampa Bay Rays on the list of teams he roots for. The 57-year-old threw out the first pitch at Monday night’s game.

Berkeley Prep, USF partner in student athlete heat safety study

At Berkeley Preparatory School, the football team is one week into preseason training. The players sprint fast, hit hard, and sweat a lot. 

New trackers help us understand and protect tarpon

With the tarpon population believed to be in decline, a non-profit group is employing new state-of-the-art trackers to better understand and protect Florida’s most-prized sport fish.