Delta to become anchor tenant of new Airside D at Tampa International Airport

A contract was approved Monday to make Delta Air Lines the anchor tenant of Airside D, according to Tampa International Airport CEO Joe Lopano.

Dog park shooting: Jury selection in murder trial begins Monday

Jury selection is underway in a Tampa courtroom on Monday in the trial of a man accused of targeting and killing another man at a dog park because he was gay.

University of Tampa economist shares how Trump's tariffs could impact Floridians

America's three biggest trading partners – Canada, Mexico and China – are now firing back after President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on goods from Mexico and Canada, and a 10% tariff on goods from China.

6 Florida restaurants among the best for romance for 2025: study

A new study has revealed the top 100 romantic restaurants in the nation, just in time for Valentine's Day. Six Florida locations, including one in Orlando, made the cut.

Parents mourn 18-year-old daughter killed in suspected DUI crash: 'Broken forever'

A Pasco County family is warning against underage drinking parties after their 18-year-old daughter was killed in a suspected DUI crash on her graduation night last June.

Clearwater police officer injured after bicyclist runs from traffic stop: CPD

A Clearwater police officer was injured after giving chase to a bicyclist who ran away from an attempted traffic stop Saturday night, according to CPD.

DeAngelo’s overtime goal lifts Islanders to 3-2 win over Lightning

Tony DeAngelo converted on a breakaway 33 seconds into overtime to lift the New York Islanders to their seventh straight win, 3-2 over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday night.

Guy Fieri inspired restaurant opens in Wesley Chapel: Chicken Guy

It's not just fast food, it's homemade food inspired by famous chef, Guy Fieri. The new Chicken Guy restaurant in Wesley Chapel takes a simple concept and makes it outstanding.

Tampa Bay Suns FC helps build beds for local children

Tampa Bay Suns players helped assemble dozens of beds that will go to children across the Tampa Bay Area.

Weeki Wachee man dies after losing control of car, crashing into pole: FHP

A 23-year-old Weeki Wachee man is dead after he lost control of his car and hit a utility pole early Sunday morning, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

1 person and a dog die after fire destroys mobile home in Crystal River

A mobile home in a Crystal River community was destroyed by a fire, killing one person and a dog on Saturday morning, according to Citrus County Fire Rescue.

Community mourns one-year anniversary of deadly Clearwater small plane crash

Saturday marked the one-year anniversary of a deadly small plane crash in a Clearwater mobile home park. Three people, including the pilot were killed and one person was injured.

Lake Wales man arrested for the 24th time, suspected of robbery

A Lake Wales man who has been arrested 23 times was taken into custody again on Friday, according to Lake Wales Police.

Homeowner gets $6,000 water bill amid irregular bills in St. Pete

A $6,000 water bill will certainly get your attention. One St. Petersburg homeowner was shocked by the bill he received, when his bill is normally around $100.

Beloved Bearss Groves Fruit Market reopens after hurricane damage forced closure

For years, The Bearss Groves Fruit Market has been a staple in Tampa, but damage from the hurricanes caused major setbacks. It's been closed for the last few months, but now it's under new management and re-opening to the community.

Woodson African American Museum celebrates Black History Month with new exhibit

It's Black History Month and the Woodson African American Museum of Florida is offering a two-person exhibition that focuses on the artwork recognizing the value of African American Labor in the past and the present.

Sebring woman kills husband, 10-year-old son before killing herself: HCSO

A family of three is dead after the Highlands County Sheriff's Office says a woman shot her husband and 10-year-old son before taking her own life.

Clearwater non-profit workers at risk of furloughs, layoffs following president’s foreign aid executive order

A Clearwater nonprofit discovered this week it will no longer receive federal grant money to help the thousands of refugees and immigrants they serve, putting dozens of workers at risk of furloughs or layoffs following the president’s executive order on foreign aid.