Man in custody after deadly shooting in Tampa: Police
A man is in custody after a deadly shooting in Tampa Thursday afternoon, police said.
St. Pete leaders reverse course, delaying decision on Tropicana Field roof fix
Hours after approving funding to fix the Tropicana Field roof, St. Petersburg City Council walked back and are now delaying that decision. All of this comes as the saga surrounding a new ballpark for the Tampa Bay Rays continues to see twists and turns.
Tampa City Council signs off on flood relief project targeting South Howard community
Tampa City Council passed a motion Thursday that will allow the city to move forward a with a flood relief project that has divided a community.
Florida's affordable housing crisis: The missing middle part 4 of 4
Florida passed reforms in zoning and taxes to try to make homes more affordable, but it's not paying off for many like Becky Robinson.
Sen. Rick Scott readies for second term with forceful defense of Trump's cabinet picks
As Senator Rick Scott prepares to begin his second term in the Senate and 15th year serving Floridians, he weighed in on President-elect Trump's most controversial cabinet appointments and the confirmation process during a one-on-one interview with FOX 13 News.
Tampa attorney filing class-action lawsuit over failed Netflix stream of Jake Paul, Mike Tyson fight
A Tampa lawyer is about to take on one of the most influential media companies in the world.
Tampa man arrested in deadly hit-and-run crash that killed pedestrian
A Tampa man is accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian and leaving him for dead.
More cancer screenings needed in Florida, report finds
The 2024 American Lung Association's "State of Lung Cancer" report, released on Nov. 19, highlights the need for more screenings in Florida.
Florida's affordable housing crisis: The fix and the flaws part 3 of 4
Taxpayers are subsidizing the construction of new apartments that could charge as much as (or possibly more than) what many already cost—while prices are already unaffordable for many teachers, firefighters, nurses, and others.
Veterans and students worked together to create new art structure at Harvest Hope Park in Tampa
A new art structure at Harvest Hope Park that honors veterans was a collaboration between two generations.
Pedestrian hit and killed along Orient Road in Tampa, police searching for driver
Tampa Police say they are looking for the suspect in a deadly hit-and-run incident early Tuesday morning in the area of N Orient Road and E 8th Ave.
Tampa based remote-control airplane club going strong since 2009
Every Wednesday morning, the Tampa Indoor Flyers, a group of aerial enthusiasts, meet to practice fancy flights with remote-controlled airplanes.
Shelter-in-place lifted, 30th Street traffic impacted after gas line rupture in Tampa
Tampa Fire Rescue says crews have capped a ruptured gas line, but traffic along a stretch of 30th Street continues to be impacted on Tuesday afternoon.
2nd dead body found off Courtney Campbell Causeway, Tampa police investigating
The Tampa Police Department says a body was found off the Courtney Campbell Causeway on Tuesday morning, two days after a different body was recovered from the waters off the south side of the bridge.
Busch Blvd. reopens after pedestrian crash in Tampa
Busch Boulevard has reopened after officers responded to a crash involving a pedestrian Tuesday morning, according to the Tampa Police Department.
Several pets rescued from Seminole Heights home fire: Crews
Several pets were rescued from a Seminole Heights home that caught on fire Monday afternoon, according to Tampa Fire Rescue.
Rays' new stadium deal faces new roadblocks
St. Pete Mayor Ken Welch is pushing back on the belief that the deal between the city, the county, and the Rays to build a new stadium is in trouble following Hurricane Milton.
Tampa's Bayshore Blvd pumping stations slated for $17M upgrades
One of Tampa’s oldest wastewater pumping stations is undergoing $17 million in upgrades.
TPD trying to identify person found dead on shore
A dead body was found in the waters of Old Tampa Bay, south of the Courtney Campbell Causeway, on Nov. 11, according to the Tampa Police Department.
$65 million flood relief proposal takes center stage at Monday meeting in Tampa
Leaders with the City of Tampa are set to hold a public meeting on Monday to discuss a proposed flood relief project in the area of South Howard Avenue – one that's sparking lots of debate in the community.