Adam Walser

Cybersecurity experts warn that artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes are becoming the primary tool for scammers targeting unsuspecting victims.

A Hillsborough County murder case that captured national attention more than four years ago is finally headed to trial later this month.

Residents in a Citrus Park neighborhood say a wedding venue is disrupting their lives with loud music and traffic, but the venue claims protection under a Florida agritourism law.

An Odessa man lost his legal battle against the city of St. Petersburg today after a jury ruled that two massive water mains buried under his property can remain.

The City of Tampa has released new documents related to the firing of Assistant Police Chief Ruth Cate last month.

The family hopes the case will push assisted living facilities statewide to keep vulnerable residents safe, especially when cognitive decline makes them unable to protect themselves.

A cybercrime expert says criminals are harvesting Medicare beneficiary data through breaches and scams, then selling it on the dark web for as little as $8 per identity.

A New Port Richey couple says they were charged $579 to recover their car after it was towed during a Fourth of July fireworks show, sparking questions about fees allowed under state law.

A proposed class-action lawsuit alleges a Tampa towing company repeatedly charged drivers a $250 fee in violation of a Hillsborough County ordinance and that more than 1,000 people may have been affected.

Concerns about guardianship abuse took center stage at the Whistleblower Summit and Film Festival on Capitol Hill, where the Lifetime film "The Bad Guardian" was screened for lawmakers and advocates.