In Pasco, historic flooding from repeat storms tests the limit of rescue crews
Across the county, Pasco’s team of rescue workers pulled more than 200 residents from their inundated homes Friday. Most ...
Here’s when power is expected to be restored in Tampa Bay counties
Tampa Electric Co. said Saturday that it aims to restore power for “essentially all” customers in Hillsborough and Pinellas ...
Lightning: ‘There’s no way we could have gone back and played a game’
Saturday was supposed to be the home opener. Instead, players will return to Tampa Bay for the first time since the hurricane ...
13 days, 2 hurricanes, and incalculable anxiety in Tampa Bay
Across the state, at least 23 lost their lives in over a dozen counties, at least six from tornadoes. Others were killed by falling trees or electricity. A woman died in a crash at a Tampa ...
Milton swamped these Tampa Bay neighborhoods. None were in flood zones
More neighborhoods across Tampa Bay are experiencing bad flooding during major storms. Some experts say thats due to poor planning and new construction ...
Top Florida health department attorney resigns
John Wilson, general counsel for the Florida Department of Health, recently sent a letter to TV stations that threatened ...
‘Nobody came’: Tampa Bay seniors go days without power after Milton
At two complexes in downtown St. Petersburg and one in Sun City Center in southern Hillsborough County, seniors, many with ...
The Bucs defense could use a reminder of who they once were
No doubt about it, the defense has been a bit of a disappointment through five games. Tampa Bay won the NFC South last season ...
Two neighborhoods were flooded. Should Tampa have had generators there?
Tampa’s Forest Hills neighborhood isn’t supposed to flood. Neither are the neighborhoods behind Fowler Ave. Many residents ...
Fuel terminals at Port Tampa Bay now have power, supply ships coming in
The port said Friday night that all seven private fuel terminals had regained power. Safety tests were underway to verify ...
DeSantis says St. Petersburg crane developer should’ve used more ‘common sense’
ST. PETERSBURG — Standing in front of the crumbled wreckage of a downtown high-rise smashed by a fallen crane, Gov. Ron ...