Drug testing policy in Hillsborough could be changing
There are subtle, yet positive, significant changes happening at the Hillsborough county courthouse.
USF police say student burglarized Registrar's Office, fled country
Call it the mysterious incident of the crime in the nighttime. Something happened on the University of South Florida campus on around 2 a.m. on June 27.
Tax bill for a penny adds up to much more
A Brooksville businessman got a notice form the Georgia Department of Revenue. They said he owed a penny... but with penalties and interest, the total shot up to nearly $800.
"Talent" company wants to cash in on Disney Channel dreams
If acting on the Disney Channel is a dream, a company that’s coming through town this weekend wants your attention. That company, however, is not Disney.
Florida same-sex couples fight for both names on birth certificates
On Florida birth certificates, there’s mother and “this space intentionally left blank” for same-sex couples. One couple is fighting to change that.
Transportation bill could mean trouble for highway safety
A massive transportation bill making its way through the Senate could serve to deregulate the trucking industry at a time when there are calls for better federal oversight.
Know anyone selling their home? Better make sure it's not listed for rent
Diane and Dennis Garcia decided to see their home in Lutz. Three days after listing it, people started to pull up to see it. The problem is, they were responding to a scammer's ad on Craigslist.
Expert: Poorly trained drone pilots 'going to make mistakes'
Government records reveal problems with our drone program. Federal inspectors found drone pilots -- who make life-and-death decisions -- are not getting the training they need.
Human cost of Florida's Medicaid reform battle
Noah Nero is a 7-year-old boy from Hudson who has battled serious health problems for all of his life. And his family can't afford private health insurance.
Ethics questions surround Senate candidate Alan Grayson
During a Thursday media blitz announcing the run, it wasnt as much what Alan Grayson said, but where he said it that stood out.
Congressman blasts 'Three Stooges'-style port security
The federal government committed to new biometric security cards for use in our ports 13 years ago. But DHS has still not set specific guidelines on how to read these TWIC cards.
Congressman in hot seat over questions about his finances
As Alan Grayson gears up for a possible bid for Marco Rubio's Senate seat, the multi-millionaire is under the microscope for his finances -- and it takes a microscope to read his handwritten forms.
EPC: Visible algae in Bay Area waters no cause for concern
The macro-algae particularly prominent this year is called Lyngbya, and the EPC says theres no cause for concern.
Nelson wants probe into reported Catalina outsourcing
Sen. Bill Nelson has asked the Department of Labor to expand its probe into possible abuses of the foreign worker visa program after a FOX 13 report into layoffs at St. Pete's Catalina Marketing.
Catalina Marketing IT jobs being outsourced
About 50 Catalina IT workers will be replaced by employees from Mindtree, one of the largest outsourcing firms used by companies in the U.S. , according to sources familiar with the matter.