Tampa 'super speeder' jailed after going more than 140 mph on I-4: FHP

The Florida Highway Patrol says a man was arrested early Wednesday morning after a trooper clocked a sedan traveling at more than 140 mph on Interstate 4 in Plant City.

Clearwater shooting sends 2 to hospital: Police

Clearwater police are investigating a shooting that landed two men in the hospital on Tuesday night.

SeaWorld Orlando offers Florida teachers free admission

The free Florida Teacher Card is valid for unlimited admission to SeaWorld Orlando through Sept. 3.

AI data centers use massive amounts of power and water, Florida lawmakers want new rules

Florida lawmakers are moving forward with a bill aimed at putting restrictions on large data centers. These are massive facilities that power everything from streaming video to artificial intelligence.

Abduction attempt leads to deadly self-defense shooting in Bradenton on New Year's Day: MCSO

The Manatee County Sheriff's Office has now determined that a deadly shooting early in the morning on New Year's Day was an act of self-defense after they say the victim tried to abduct the shooter's wife.

Rays, Hillsborough College enter ‘Memo of Understanding’ to start developing stadium, campus plans

The Tampa Bay Rays are a step closer to building a new stadium on the Tampa side of the bay. There was a vote at Hillsborough College (HC) on Tuesday that is the first step in that direction. 

'Free America Walkout' draws protesters across Tampa Bay area

Protesters across the Tampa Bay area stepped away from work, school and stores on Tuesday as part of the nationwide "Free America Walkout," marking one year since the start of President Donald Trump's second term.

Raymond James Stadium gears up for NHL Stadium Series matchup

The Tampa Bay Lightning are gearing up to host the Boston Bruins for an outdoor game at Raymond James Stadium on February 1. It will be the first game in NHL history to be played in an outdoor football stadium in Florida.

DeSantis pledging $26M to fund nursing education across Florida

Governor Ron DeSantis is doubling down on his commitment to Florida’s nursing industry as he announced additional funding for state colleges, universities and private education during a press conference on the campus of St. Petersburg College.

St. Petersburg outlines who could qualify for disaster recovery aid, buyouts, as demand surges

St. Petersburg is preparing to roll out the second phase of its $160 million disaster recovery plan, aimed at helping storm-affected residents either rebuild or move out of harm’s way.