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The City of St. Pete has seen major growth in recent years, with an 81% increase in business applications and a 36% jump in GDP from 2018 to 2022.

The family of Patrick Farrow, who was shot and killed in Tampa earlier this year, is reacting to the death of a person of interest in the case, Stephen Davis, while committing another crime.

After Beryl made landfall in Texas as a Category 1 hurricane, gas prices in Florida are on the way up. However, AAA says the increase could be fleeting.

As Hillsborough County prepares to open a new high school in Wimauma in 2025, the district is asking for input on what the school's name should be.

Scammers are sending Apple iPhone users a link to login to their iCloud accounts, but the link takes them to a fake site where their personal information is stolen.

Volunteers with the Florida Red Cross are in the Houston area, where Beryl made landfall Monday as a Category 1 hurricane. Millions of people are now dealing with the aftermath of the storm’s impact.

For five days straight, Dr. Randall Wells and his team with the Sarasota Dolphin Research Program, Brookfield Zoo Chicago scooped not one or two, but dozens of mylar balloons from the water.

In an effort to revive the state’s fleeting coral population, The Florida Aquarium is turning to international ecosystems for answers.

If you have a bit of extra time on your hands, you could consider becoming a substitute school crossing guard.

As one woman grieves the loss of her mother, she is facing another uphill battle, after an apparent cyberattack on a state records system.

First Lady Jill Biden visited Tampa on Monday and spoke at a campaign event amid fallout for President Joe Biden from his debate performance.

Casana Fink has gone from Miss Tampa to Miss Florida, earning the crown last week in Lakeland. She now hopes to share the importance of organ and tissue donation.

Researchers with USF and the Florida Institute of Oceanography are preparing their new remotely-operated vehicle, Taurus, for its inaugural mission.

Target is joining a growing list of major retailers that are no longer accepting personal checks as a form of payment.

Local and state officials are keeping close watch on a black bear after it was spotted early Monday in a neighborhood in Lakeland.

FOX 13's Evyn Moon reports.

Rudy and Max Pavlik, owners of Odor-Busterz, joined FOX 13 News to show how their new mobile sports equipment sanitizer works to eliminate odors.