Dan Sullivan

Travis Garrett admitted to second-degree murder for causing the crash that killed Hillsborough sheriff’s Sgt. Brian LaVigne.

A federal complaint seeks more than $7 million for a trust in the name of the company’s late owner’s widow.

The Elon Musk-led agency included the office that houses Tampa’s federal prosecutors on a list of terminated real estate leases.

Jermaine Bass was convicted of murdering his daughter, Jaylah, 5, and attempting to murder his son, “J.J.,” 8.

Jennifer Carvajal was 16 when she first caused a crash while driving drunk. Now 27, she acknowledges she did it a second time.

Expressing regret, the embattled Hillsborough judge nevertheless stood by accusations of antisemitism against her former opponent.

Timothy Byrnes worked in the state attorney’s gun violence unit before taking a job at the Hillsborough sheriff’s office last year.

The 47-year-old suspect hit four people with his Honda on Sunday, killing one of them, before officers shot him on Interstate 275, police said.

The 2-year-old girl died after a heavy suitcase fell on her inside a child’s playpen where her parents placed her to sleep, records state.

The president absolved more than 1,500 people, including dozens from the Tampa Bay area, of crimes related to the attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Lisa McLean has made new hires as she takes over the role of representing the county’s indigent criminal defendants.

Jury finds ex-Tampa police sergeant guilty in child pornography case

Berman Jerry Nowlin’s family insisted he was innocent in what prosecutors said was a cryptocurrency “rug pull” scheme.

A security officer was shot in Curtis Hixon Park, while a teen girl was injured two blocks away. The shootings are unrelated, police said.

Jahmir Moore was caught Sunday night after escaping earlier from a state Department of Juvenile Justice facility, Tampa police said.

Gerald Declan Radford testified Friday that he was defending himself when he shot John Walter Lay at a Tampa dog park in February.

Holt will retire in January after three decades leading the office that represents those accused of crimes who can’t afford their own lawyers.

Federal prosecutors said Devin Rhoden and another man orchestrated a cryptocurrency “rug pull” scheme that netted them close to $135,000.

Jimmy Wayne Hammonds, who runs an exotic animal breeding business, is accused of illegally selling two marmosets.

Heather Darrey admitted stealing more than $800,000 from the Catholic church in South Tampa and using the money to make expensive purchases.