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11-foot great white shark pings off coast of Florida
An 11-foot great white shark named Maple pinged off the coast of St. George Island, Florida, on March 6. The shark is 1,264 pounds and spends winters in the Gulf. → Read More
CMA announces sudden death of rough-toothed dolphin, Rex
Clearwater Marine Aquarium announced the sudden death of Rex the rough-toothed dolphin on Tuesday. He was rescued by the aquarium in 2020 with hearing issues. → Read More
Hernando County sheriff to give details on deputy-involved shooting
Hernando County Sheriff Al Nienhuis is set to give information on a recent deputy-involved shooting on Monday. A news conference is set for 1:30 p.m. Monday. → Read More
Police: Woman arrested for stabbing woman to death in argument in St. Pete
A 32-year-old St. Petersburg woman was arrested for stabbing a 51-year-old woman to death Monday night during a fight, the St. Petersburg Police Department said. → Read More
Kids can get into the Florida State Fair for free on Friday
Kids under 18 can get into the fair with a paid adult until 6 p.m. → Read More
Florida woman found dead after boat flips kayak
A 30-year-old Florida woman was found dead after the wake of a large boat flipped the kayak she was in. A second kayak was found hanging onto a pylon in Destin. → Read More
Howard Frankland Bridge to close southbound lanes overnight Monday
The southbound lanes of I-275 across the Howard Frankland Bridge are closing from 11 p.m. Monday until 5 a.m. Tuesday for Gateway Expressway Project construction. → Read More
Police: Man killed in serious crash that shut down E. Busch Blvd in Tampa
All westbound lanes of East Busch Boulevard are closed west of the Interstate 275 on-ramp. → Read More
Tampa man shot and killed; police searching for gunman
Tampa police are asking for information after a man in his late 20s was shot and killed Tuesday morning on E 24th Street near N 17th Street in Tampa, Florida. → Read More
Sarasota man wins $1M from gas station scratch-off
Michael Gasek chose to receive his winnings as a one-time, lump-sum payment of $820,000. → Read More
Hillsborough County hits $1B in hotel revenue for 2022
The county surpassed Visit Tampa Bay's five-year goal in just three years. → Read More
Police investigate 2 deadly hit-and-run crashes on same Sarasota road
Sarasota police are searching for the drivers of two separate deadly hit-and-run crashes that happened 20 minutes apart Friday night on Fruitville Road. → Read More
Boat catches fire at Ruskin marina
There is no word yet on what caused the fire or if there are any injuries. → Read More
Mega Millions drawing makes Floridian $1M richer
Someone in Florida is a brand-new millionaire after matching five regular Mega Millions numbers in Tuesday night's drawing. The jackpot winner was in Massachusetts. → Read More
Man killed, another seriously hurt in Manatee County crash
Troopers say the driver crashed into an oncoming car as he drove around a curve in the road. → Read More
Your FPL electric bill could go up 10% by April
FPL cited costs from last year's hurricanes and a worldwide spike in natural gas prices as reasons for the proposed price hike. → Read More
Tampa police say suspicious package is 'non-threat' after detonation
Police said it "appeared to be a radio with wires coming from it." All roads are back open. → Read More
Woman dies after being shot at Tampa apartment; search ongoing for shooter
Police in Tampa, Florida, are searching for the person who shot and killed a woman Wednesday night at Silver Oaks Apartments on Kenneth Court in Tampa. → Read More
Another Buc-ee's in Florida? New location proposed in Ocala
The fan-favorite gas station company has filed a zoning change application to build a 32-acre location in Ocala. → Read More
Madonna to perform 4 decades of hits at Amalie Arena
Tickets for the Sept. 7 show go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 20. → Read More