Tampa, Florida--If you need to do business with Hillsborough County keep in mind all county offices in downtown will be closed Monday May 27th in honor of Memorial Day.
In addition to the County Offices being closed, all the Constitutional Offices- including the Property Appraiser, Supervisor of Elections, Tax Collector and the Clerk of Courts Offices- will be closed as well.
Submitted by Dave Heller on Friday, May 24th, 3:18 pm
Tallahassee, Florida - This year's FCAT results are out for reading, math and writing and they show improvements in writing and little change in math and reading.
In third grade reading, 57 percent of students scored a three or higher on a five-point scale and are considered proficient readers. That's up one percent from last year.
Submitted by Taylor Katz, Web Producer, 10 News In Your Neighborhood
Friday, May 24th, 2013, 8:50am
Plant City, Florida-- Start your Memorial Day Weekend off with wine and live music at the Keel & Curley Winery.
In a release sent Thursday, the winery promotes their Friday happy hour event, saying a $5 cover gets you in for a live performance by Rob Harris from 6:30 - 10:30 p.m., and access to half-priced glasses of wine and bottled beers from 6 - 7.
Tampa Bay, Florida-- It's hard to imagine why one would risk getting behind the wheel while intoxicated, but AAA's "To to Go" program makes it that much harder.
According to AAA's website, "To to Go" offers intoxicated drivers a free, confidential ride to a safe place within a 10 mile radius, along with a free tow for their car.
Submitted by Taylor Katz, Web Producer, 10 News In Your Neighborhood
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013, 10:08pm
Gulfport, Florida-- Watch Jim Van Fleet, Bobby Deskins, Kate Wentzel and Mark Collins- WTSP's weather team- working hard and having a little fun shooting the 2013 Hurricane Special!
Then, be sure to catch the special because even though this video shows the team's fun in the sun, you'll need to know what to do when the clouds move in, and the seriousness of hurricane season begins.
Tampa, Florida -- An Armwood High School student is accused of stealing the identities of dozens of people in order to collect debit cards in their names.
18-year-old Devonte Jackson has been charged with 41 counts of Fraudulent Use of Personal Information, one count for each alleged victim, after Hillsborough County detectives say they found a bag of debit cards that belonged to Jackson.
