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Tampa nightclubs claim they're under attack

The Tampa City Council began talks about possibly regulating nightclubs within city limits and defining "nightclub."

Judge rules flashing lights to warn of radar is free speech

A Seminole Judge says drivers who flash their lights to warn about speed traps are protected under the first amendment and can not be ticketed.

Good news for Brandon girl recovering from DUI crash

Update: Teen inmate attempts to escape, name released

A teen inmate was captured after he tried to flee from officers during his court appearance.

Man accused of recruiting underage girls for prostitution

Man accused sexually battering girl he met at neighborhood pool

A Palm Harbor man was arrested Thursday on charges of sexually battering a 15-year-old girl.

Arrests at Mulberry City Hall

Mulberry's city manager and public works manager were arrested at city hall Thursday morning on various criminal charges related to forging time sheets.

More third graders fail FCAT reading

State education officials say 18 percent of students did not pass... that equals 36,577 students, 4,000 more compared to last year.

10 News at ''Start Something Big'' Breakfast

On Wednesday morning, Big Brothers and Big Sisters hosted a breakfast fundraiser to encourage you to get involved in your community.

Students create theatrical production for charity

Imagine taking your most secret fears or struggles and sharing them out loud at a sold out show. That's the goal that a brave group of teenagers has been working on for nine months.

LEGOLAND beats bouncing beach balls world record

Rating Romney's statements while in St. Petersburg

Mitt Romney spent some time drumming up support in St. Petersburg last week. While here, he said some things that caught the ears of fact-checkers at PolitiFact Florida.

Experts: Busy flea season, shortage of prevention pill

Some experts caution fleas are out in full force, in higher numbers and earlier than in previous years.

Forecast: Tropical Rain Move Into Florida

The heat and humidity are in place with dew points near 70 and high temperatures in the low 90s.  Rain won't be widespread, but that heat and humidity is enough to spark a few storms this afternoon.  Rain chances are 30% and will occur after lunch time today.

The weekend weather is looking a little suspicious as the area of clouds and showers over south Florida is moving NE and will be east of Florida and the SE coast Friday and Saturday. The Hurricane Center has bumped up the chance of organizing the system to 40%. Some models are suggesting it may try to organize in the same area Alberto did (east of SC/GA) and then track W back across north Florida later Sunday and through the day on Monday.  As a result, rain chances are at least 40% for Sunday and Monday. This would place us in a moist pattern for increased showers Memorial Day.

Woman wanted for armed robbery

Detectives are looking for the woman who robbed a Race Trac on Nov. 28, 2011 at gunpoint with another man.

Teens rob woman of iPad

Winter Haven Police are searching for one of two teen boys who stole a woman's iPad.

Police: Argument over money leads to stabbing

Detectives say the man hospitalized due to an early morning stabbing was involved in an argument with another over money.

US forecasters prepare hurricane season outlook

Federal forecasters are predicting a near-normal outlook for the Atlantic hurricane season. 

Secretary Hillary Clinton stops in Tampa

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gave the keynote speech at the 'Special Operations Forces Gala dinner' Wednesday night. There were about 1,300 people in attendance.

Lingerie Football star bringing sports to foster children

The two-time Defensive Player of the Year for the Lingerie Football League is starting a new nonprofit to teach children in the foster care system about nutrition, exercise, and finding what makes them happy.