Shannon Behnken

A Hernando County woman said she bought a van in April, traded in her car, paid cash, and still does not have the title in her name.

A Bradenton couple is still trying to repair hurricane damage from more than a year and a half ago.

The vice president of operations for a roofing company under fire by the Pinellas County Licensing Board has stepped forward to respond to fraud allegations.

A Pinellas County woman has owned her car since 2002, but she said she has been told she can no longer legally drive it.

Two New Port Richey homeowners who have been dealing with flooding in their front yards since February finally have the issue fixed.

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Florida lawmakers recently passed legislation designed to help protect consumers from schemes involving Bitcoin ATMs, and the governor has now signed the bill into law.

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A community of senior citizens in Pinellas Park says abandoned utility lines damaged during a 2024 hurricane are continuing to cause power outages, and residents say they have struggled to find anyone willing to take responsibility for fixing the problem.

Most homeowners with a mortgage are required to have some sort of homeowner’s insurance. But what happens when you pay off your home? Many are questioning whether it’s worth the risk to…

A St. Petersburg woman who was told she could no longer legally drive her car after a registration issue has received a resolution and is now back on the road.

A contractor at the center of a Better Call Behnken investigation, accused by multiple customers of collecting money and failing to complete promised work, is now facing additional criminal scrutin…