Down Syndrome Not Stopping Florida MMA Fighter

The state’s Boxing Commission called off his first sanctioned match, saying it wasn't really authorized. An advocacy group is now suing on his behalf.

Flag Waving Florida Veteran Could Lose Home

The Jacksonville man’s homeowners’ association says his placement of a small American flag in a flowerpot is “unauthorized.”

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

With the economical benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

Immigration Reform: Is It Time?

Monday’s march on Tampa put a local spotlight on this issue. Do you think it’s time for America to create a pathway to citizenship?

Obamacare Enrollees Are ‘Urban Legend,’ Paper Says

Continuing problems with the HealthCare.gov website have made signing up for coverage difficult for some. Have you managed to get through?

Vote-By-Mail Ballots Due Oct. 15

Keep this deadline in mind.

FWC Makes Arrests for Selling of Wildlife Online

“These illegal virtual businesses not only compete with the legitimate companies, they are also damaging to our valuable fish and wildlife populations,” said Lt. George Wilson, of the FWC’s Internet Crimes Unit, in a news release.

Is It Time to Raise the Debt Ceiling?

As politicians in Washington debate the issue, we want to hear from you Tampa Bay!

Are Humans Responsible for Climate Change?

A new report issued by the United Nations says we are. What do you think?

Homeowners Rally Against Flood Insurance Rates

New rates that go into effect next week may soak budgets with policies that cost as much as $20,000 a year.

Obamacare Rates for Tampa Bay Starting to Come Out

Reports are showing that Tampa Bay area residents will pay less for coverage under Obamacare than their counterparts in Orlando and elsewhere. But, are the rates affordable?

Florida’s Jobless Numbers Drop: Are You Seeing a Difference?

For the first time since September 2008, Florida’s unemployment rate is down to 7 percent. Do the numbers reflect your experience?

No Interstate Voting Here, Pasco County Says

Allegations by True the Vote, a ballot integrity outfit from Texas, are untrue, according to a review by Pasco County's Supervisor of Elections.

Deadlines: Special Primary Elections

Remember these dates.

Execution Bumped for Bondi Fundraiser

Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi’s campaign kickoff in South Tampa trumps the scheduled execution of a convicted murderer. What do you think about this?

Flag Wavers Returning for Sept. 11 Observance

The GFWC Lutz-Land O’ Lakes Woman’s Club plans to show its red, white and blue spirit on Wednesday, Sept. 11.

Obama Wants Your Support for Syrian Strike

Will you give it to him?

Congressman Bilirakis Meets with Local Travel Leaders to Discuss Economy

A special roundtable was held Friday, Sept. 6 in Wesley Chapel.

Early Voting Opens For Special Primary Election

The opening date is Sept. 7.

Red Light Camera ‘Backdoor Tax Increases’ Targeted by Bay Area Senator

Florida Senator Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, has filed a bill that would see the red light cameras become a thing of the past. Do you agree with him?

Indefinite Probation: Is it Enough for Teens in School Bus Beating Case?

The grandmother of one of the teens charged in the attack said she thought incarceration for at least a few weeks should have been part of the punishment, according to CNN. What do you think?

Sunday is Saltwater License-Free Fishing Day

The statewide promotion is perfect for first-time anglers!

Can Conservatives Win the Battle to Defund Obamacare?

Will the effort hurt or harm the party?

U.S. Action in Syria: Do You Think It’s Needed?

As President Barack Obama contemplates sending a “strong signal” to Syrian leaders, MacDill Air Force Base is being cast into the spotlight. We’d like to get your take on this issue that could have a big impact on Tampa Bay.

King’s Dream Turns 50: How Far Has Tampa Bay Come?

It’s been 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his famous speech. How is Tampa Bay faring on making it a reality?

Nightly Ramp Closings Announced for Veterans Expressway

Motorists can expect detours at Hutchison Road and Gunn Highway starting the night of Aug. 26.

Sand Bags Offered as Flood Watch Goes Up for Land O’ Lakes

Pasco County is bracing for another round of heavy storms Friday afternoon.

$1 Adoption Days in Pasco

Through September, select dogs are just a buck to adopt.

Park Overhaul Plan Moving Ahead

Renovations at the Land O’ Lakes Community Center may start before the end of the year.

Gov. Scott Comes to Pasco to Appoint Fasano Tax Collector

Scott's choice to replace Mike Olson was announced on Tuesday.

Cross Bar Ranch in Pasco's Sights?

Pasco County wants to buy back a swath of greenery it sold to Pinellas many years ago, according to a report.

Fasano Named Tax Collector

Mike Fasano, a veteran lawmaker from West Pasco County, has been appointed by Gov. Rick Scott to take over Mike Olson’s former post.

Is West Pasco Bringing the County Down?

Some speculate Central Pasco’s 'lovely pockets' aren’t enough to outweigh blight along the U.S. 19 corridor in the county’s quest to become 'premier.' Your thoughts?

Florida Under Fire: Should it Stand its Ground?

The Rev. Jesse Jackson swooped into Florida this week to demonstrate his dislike for Stand Your Ground. Even so, Florida's Republican lawmakers seem to be holding the line on the self-defense law. Should they?

New Sign Welcomes Visitors To Home Of Powerlifting Champ

The award-winning bench press took place in April.

Stand Your Ground: Good Thing Or Bad Thing?

As protesters call for a special legislative session in the wake of George Zimmerman’s trial, we’d like to get your take on Florida’s self-defense laws, Lutz!

Pasco Animal Shelter Opens Again For Adoptions

Wannabe pet owners were turned away recently when a parvovirus outbreak forced the shelter’s closing.