7-year-old boy fatally hit by Tesla while on scooter in Pasco County
A 7-year-old boy tragically died after being hit by a Tesla while riding a scooter in Pasco County. The crash is under investigation.
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Critically endangered Panamanian golden frogs born at ZooTampa
Critically endangered Panamanian golden frogs hatch at ZooTampa, offering hope for the species' survival after extinction in the wild.
CEO of Tampa General Hospital targeted in cyber harassment case
Pennsylvania man convicted of cyber harassment and death threats against Tampa General Hospital CEO. Faces up to 5 years in federal prison.
Chewy’s 15th anniversary campaign helps senior pets find homes
Chewy's 15th anniversary campaign helps senior animals find homes. Meet Buzz, a 15-year-old hound mix, and other adoptable pets.
Young Rays fan Mikey Mizzi becomes team’s unlikely good luck charm
Meet Mikey Mizzi, the Tampa Bay Rays' young fan and good luck charm. With a remarkable record, Mikey's love for baseball is inspiring and heartwarming.
Sarasota man sentenced to 25 years for exploiting minors through Kik
Sarasota man sentenced to 25 years in prison for child sexual abuse material offenses. Case investigated by FBI as part of Project Safe Childhood.
Health alert issued for Lake Jesup due to blue-green algae toxins
Blue-green algae health alert issued for Lake Jesup in Florida. Avoid contact with contaminated water to prevent harm to people, pets, and wildlife.
Apopka woman dies in fiery crash after fleeing hit-and-run
A 28-year-old woman was killed in a crash in Orange County after a hit-and-run incident. The driver failed to negotiate a curve, causing a fire.
Water main valve repair to temporarily close lane on Maguire Road
Temporary lane closure on Maguire Road in Ocoee may cause minor delays for drivers on Friday morning. Water main valve repair work is scheduled.
Serial robber from Jacksonville faces 15-year prison sentence
A Jacksonville man, John Flowers Grissom, faces 15+ years in prison after being convicted of firearms offenses. Sentencing is scheduled for Sept. 30.
