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President Trump delivers remarks in the White House

A Lakeland Police officer went the extra mile to prove his job is more than just about locking up bad guys. Turns out, you have to take care of the good ones, too.

It’s been 17 years since America was attacked on 9/11 but people who were there that day and afterare still dealing with the effects.

President Joe Biden inaugural address

Local reaction to gambling changes

How to save money on Facebook Marketplace this holiday season.

The woman accused of dumping seven newborn puppies into a dumpster at Coachella has been arrested, according to KABC.

No major voting issues across Florida

One killed in shooting at Naval Air Base in Pensacola, Florida; shooter also dead

A couple from Arizona remodeling a loved one's home in Hudson is now making it their mission to give a piece of history back to another family.

The solar eclipse will bring partial darkness to the Tampa Bay area on Monday, August 21, 2017. Meteorologist Greg Dee explains how an eclipse occurs, when the eclipse will be visible in Tampa Bay and what the forecast looks like during the eclipse.

The Phoenix Fire Department rescued an injured hiker from a mountain Tuesday — and she took quite a dramatic ride on a stretcher while being lifted into a helicopter.

President Trump was in Tampa Thursday holding a Make America Great Again Victory rally at Raymond James Stadium.

Sailor opens fire, shoots 3 at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard before shooting themself

When Boynton Beach Police Office Eric Reynolds received an email in June, he had no idea it would change his life. Story: https://wfts.tv/2ytTzNx

Lakeland electric explosion under investigation.

A family just moving to the Tampa area, receives a kind donation after two Walmart employees spot them using an old, broken wagon as a baby stroller.

Chopper footage of Fort Myers

The Polk County Sheriff's Office is investigating a triple murder in the unincorporated area of Frostproof.

Judge rules against extending registration

Ferrero recalls 2 Kinder chocolate products over salmonella concerns

Pets are amazing companions as they bring so much joy and love into our lives. Sure, they can be a lot of hard work to raise, some might say it is almost like raising a child, but those challenges are heavily outweighed by the amazing love and memories that they bring. Dogs are one such pet that are know for their love and memories. No wonder they are considered one of human-kind's greatest companions! As we know, doggies are fun, cheerful and very happy beings. It's this reason that people have thought that it's a god idea and also an interesting one to dye their dogs according to a color that their owners think will suit their character. In other words, people have dyed their dogs blue, red, pink, green and all the crazy colors that you can think of which make their pet pop out and be even more cheerful and interesting. Looking at it from an owners perspective, we think that this just brings additional cuteness to our <a href="https://rumble.com/v4bwmr-dog-balancing-household-objects.html" target="_blank">dog</a> . Whereas in some cases applying hair dye to our pets could be very dangerous and even life threatening. Pinellas County Animal Services is sharing a disturbing story to warn pet owners of the dangers of using human hair dye on pets. It is strongly advised for the owner to do careful research on the product before applying it. And even then, apply the dye to a very small part of the pets body so to see if the dye is compatible with its skin a fur. Only then should it be okay to proceed with applying it on the desired areas. Take a look at the dangerous outcome of what some innocent fun!

A Southwest flight headed for Orlando made an emergency landing in Charleston, SC after a baby was born mid-flight.

Man caught on camera stealing toys in Riverview

Thousands of people without power in Pinellas County