Calls for change after triple fatal accident

Motorists who use a road that saw three people killed in an accident Thursday night say it's a dangerous one. "Every day, this is a crazy intersection," says motorist Demetrius Jenkins.

Teen Love Triangle: Rachel Wade gets 27 years

A Largo woman has been sentenced to 27 years in prison for fatally stabbing another woman following a romantic feud in 2009.

Hurricane Elena 25 years ago this weekend

Twenty-five years ago Labor Day weekend, the Tampa Bay area was dealing with Hurricane Elena -- which never came closer than 60 miles to the area -- but caused masssive damage.

Police nab suspected serial robber

He pointed a gun at some clerks and waved a butcher knife at others. St. Petersburg police say they've arrested a man linked to perhaps 10 convenience store robberies.

Rays fan gets three foul balls in the same inning

What some baseball fans wait their entire lives for, Amelia Lamoscatella did three times in a matter of minutes.

Deputies: Lock up before you head out

If you're planning on heading out this holiday weekend, Pasco County Sheriff's Office Corporal Alan Wilkett wants you to consider this: you may be providing just the opportunity a criminal is looking for.

"Balloon Boy" family moves to Tampa Bay area

The family at the center of the balloon boy hoax has moved out of the house where the fateful trip began, leaving Colorado for Bradenton, Florida.

TROPICS: Cat 1 Earl heads to the Northeast

Hurricane Earl is now a category 1 storm 290 miles SSW of Nantucket, Fiona is still a sheared tropical storm and Gaston was downgraded to an open tropical wave yesterday.  Here is the latest.

Tampa hotel designated 'Autism Friendly'

The Wyndam hotel beame the first hotel in Tampa to be designated as "Autism Friendly."

BP: Failed blowout preventer removed from well

BP says the blowout preventer that failed to stop oil from spewing into the Gulf of Mexico has been removed from the company's well.

FEDS: No link between chemicals in diaper and rashes

Government officials say nothing in the diapers trigger rashes, however, parents should change diapers if they see a rash.

Advocates call on lawmakers to solve problem of uninsured children

Children's advocates gathered at the Florida Capitol on Friday and called on state lawmakers to help solve the problem of uninsured children in Florida.