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(WFLA/NBC) — The Supreme Court will hear two cases Tuesday challenging President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. The plan would forgive up to $20,000 in debt for more than 40 million Americans. According to NBC, one case was brought by six Republican-led states that say they would be harmed financially if the forgiveness program […] → Read More
Starting Monday, Tampa voters can cast their 2023 City of Tampa Municipal Election ballot at any of seven Early Voting sites throughout the city. → Read More
The Clearwater City Council has considered refunding residents who were charged for recycling that had been sent to the landfill for months. → Read More
More than four years after he allegedly gunned down five women at a bank in Sebring, a trial date has been set for Zephen Xaver. → Read More
At high noon on Tuesday the pirates showed up downtown demanding the key to the city at Lykes Gaslight Square Park. → Read More
The Gasparilla Pirate Invasion is just 9 days away, and it’s estimated more than 1,300 boats, ships and yachts of all sizes will take part in this years invasion. → Read More
According to Stellar MLS, 692 homes were sold in Tampa in September, 165 fewer than were sold in August, a 19% drop in one month. → Read More
Tampa International Airport will resume cargo operations Thursday at 7 p.m. and passenger operations at 10 a.m. Friday. → Read More
Twenty families got a glimpse of what will soon be their new homes on Thursday. → Read More
On Thursday, a judge sentenced Andrew Miltner who convicted of killing a 12-year-old girl while authorities said he was boating reckless and under the influence. → Read More
On Tuesday Governor Ron DeSantis announced three proposals for the 2023 Legislative Session that aim to recruit teachers, including incentives for veterans and first responders. → Read More
A chance encounter, brought two Plant City families together, and it helped save a woman’s life. → Read More
This year, the City of Tampa is hosting the largest Boom by the Bay firework show yet along Bayshore Boulevard. The city hired a different company to produce the show. → Read More
News Channel 8’s own Paul Lamison threw the ceremonial first pitch to Brett Phillips at the Tampa Bay Rays baseball game against the Bruins Wednesday. → Read More
Event promotes how swim lessons can save lives. → Read More
The City of Tampa kicked off pride month by hosting a “Love is Love” community wedding on Thursday. → Read More
A family is celebrating some good news after a terrifying house fire in Seffner. → Read More
TPA prepares for a possible record summer travel season. → Read More
As gas prices reach record-high levels in Florida, consumers are looking for ways to save money. → Read More
Bay Area animal rescues are struggling, as more people surrender their pets because of the rising costs and inflation. → Read More