Brian Dugan

Tony Martehidalgo was arrested in the sexual battery of a woman in Brickell, police said.

Tampa police say 30-year-old Mikese Morse was arrested Sunday night and charged with premeditated first-degree murder.

Police in Tampa released the video that showed a man slowly walking down a Seminole Heights street just before an Oct. 9 shooting and then running in the opposite direction moments later.

Hearing-impaired people tuning in to a news conference about the arrest of a suspected serial killer last week in Florida got a message of gibberish from an American Sign Language interpreter.

A McDonald’s manager will get a $110,000 reward for tipping off police about a man accused of killing four people and terrorizing a Florida neighborhood for 51 days.

Howell Emanuel Donaldson was arrested Tuesday after he asked a co-worker at a McDonald’s restaurant to hold a bag carrying a gun.

A recent college graduate who was charged in four slayings that terrorized a Tampa neighborhood over the past 51 days used the same gun in all of the shootings and targeted people near bus stops with “no apparent motive,” a police chief said Wednesday.

Police in Tampa, Florida, said Tuesday night that they plan to charge a man who was detained with a gun at a McDonald’s with four counts of first-degree murder in connection with a series of shooting deaths that authorities had said could be the work of a serial killer.

Law enforcement agencies from across the state – as well as federal agents from the FBI and ATF – have been in the area to help in the search.

An unidentified man who appeared on surveillance video near two of four shootings in a Tampa neighborhood is officially a suspect, police said Wednesday.

Police and federal agents with rifles checked car trunks, banged on doors and gathered forensic evidence in a Tampa neighborhood Tuesday as they hunted for the killer believed responsible for gunning down four people for no apparent reason in just over a month.

The mayor and the police chief of one Florida city plans to trick-or-treat in a neighborhood terrorized by a real-life horror.

The mayor of Tampa told police officers looking for a suspect in three fatal and apparently random shootings in one neighborhood to hunt him down and “bring his head to me.”

Police escorted children to school Monday and a city bus changed up its usual route as a neighborhood near downtown Tampa feared a serial killer may be on the loose.

Police in Tampa are investigating a suspicious death that they believe may be related to two other recent deaths in the neighborhood.