Deadly Polk County ATV crash under investigation

A Polk City man was killed in an early morning ATV crash, according to the sheriff’s office.

More than just music: How BTS inspires Bay Area K-pop fans to learn Korean, find creativity

Madison Harrison, 19, a Spring Hill native, first visited South Korea for a K-pop concert a few years ago. She enjoys K-pop music and began learning Korean to understand the nuisances of the lyrics.

Clearwater backs $30M BayCare Ballpark funding package, residents push back on National Guard Armory sale

Clearwater City Council approved funding for upgrades to the Philadelphia Phillies’ spring training complex and heard public concerns over the sale of a historic building in the city’s North Greenwood neighborhood.

Tampa businessman jailed over backyard guest house at center of 5-year legal battle

A Tampa homeowner started building a guest house, but a neighbor questioned whether it was legal based on the lot, leading to five years of court proceedings.

Decades-old cold case breakthrough leads to arrest in execution-style killings of married couple before child

A Florida man accused of gunning down a couple execution-style in front of their 3-year-old child is behind bars, marking a breakthrough in a cold case that has left a family reeling for more than three decades.

2024 hurricanes wiped out years of growth for Tampa’s tree canopy: Study

The city of Tampa is facing a significant loss of tree canopy after the 2024 hurricane season, according to a new study presented to the city council.

Florida not expected to see much change from marijuana rescheduling, but research opportunities loom

With the stroke of a pen, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche declared medical marijuana to be a Schedule III drug, which the Trump Administration — and University of Michigan professor Erin Bonar — hope will make research easier.

Missing USF students: Nahida Bristy and Zamil Limon now considered 'endangered' as search expands

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office has taken over the search and have now listed missing USF students Nahida Bristy, 27, and Zamil Limon, 27, as "endangered." They were last seen on April 16.

K-pop’s reach: How decades of musical evolution brought BTS to Tampa

K-pop superstars BTS made their long-anticipated return to music this spring, bringing their ‘Arirang’ world tour to North America with the first stop in Tampa.

City of Tampa announces plans for celebrating America's 250th anniversary

Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park will be the site of the city of Tampa's "Liberty by the Bay" 4th of July celebration recognizing America's 250th anniversary.