Tampa

It looks like the worst is over for a bull terrier who made headlines when he was found in the Tampa area, abandoned on Interstate 75, in water up to his chest, to wait out oncoming Hurricane Milton.

A Florida Highway Patrol trooper’s dash camera caught the intense moments when he intercepted an impaired wrong-way driver on a Tampa highway.

A Florida Highway Patrol trooper’s dash camera caught the intense moments when he intercepted an impaired wrong-way driver on a Tampa highway.

Intense video shows the moment an FHP trooper stopped an impaired wrong-way driver on a Tampa highway.

Several communities across the Tampa Bay area are still underwater after Hurricane Milton. Many families are still in the dark and gas is hard to come by. NBC6’s Niko Clemmons reports.

NBC6’s Niko Clemmons is live from Tampa with a look at the situation.

Several communities across the Tampa Bay area are still underwater after Hurricane Milton. Many families are still in the dark and gas is hard to come by.

A Florida Highway Patrol officer found the dog, which appears to be a white bull terrier, tied to a fence off Interstate 75 in the Tampa area on Wednesday amid mandatory evacuations as the region prepared for potential destruction from the storm.

As Hurricane Milton barreled into and across Florida, it spawned dozens of tornadoes, knocked out power to millions, damaged homes, flooded neighborhoods and led to hundreds of rescues.

A 14-year-old boy who was stranded on a floating piece of debris in Tampa floodwaters was rescued by the Hillsborough County Sheriff.

NBC6’s Julia Bagg shot this video of damage in Tampa on Thursday morning, hours after Milton blew ashore as a Category 3.

People across the Tampa Bay area hunkered down as Hurricane Milton ripped through on Wednesday.

NBC6’s Julia Bagg reports from Tampa about how people are preparing for Hurricane Milton.

People across Tampa Bay were making last minute preparations before Hurricane Milton hits the area on Tuesday. That includes filling up the gas tank.

Evacuations and preparations were underway in Tampa ahead of Hurricane Milton. NBC6’s Niko Clemmons reports.

A sense of calm determination could be felt in Tampa Bay on Tuesday, as families readied their cars to head out of the path of Hurricane Milton.

Residents are bracing for a direct hit from Milton, which is expected to arrive as a major hurricane in the overnight hours between Wednesday and Thursday. NBC6’s Julia Bagg reports from Tampa.

People across Tampa Bay are still trying to recover from Hurricane Helene, even as Hurricane Milton now threatens the area.

People across Tampa Bay are still trying to recover from Hurricane Helene, even as Hurricane Milton now threatens the area.

A Tampa man who rode his kayak in a viral video as Helene’s flood waters rose chest-high in his living room told NBC6 he “didn’t think it was going to be that serious.”