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Shots fired at Brandon Exchange: No one hit, more than 100 deputies swarmed the mall, and the people involved got away

An argument between two groups near the Verizon store at the Brandon Exchange ended in gunfire Wednesday evening. No one was shot, an employee was cut by broken glass, and the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office is still looking for the people involved.

Hillsborough OKs first $90 million and $263 million in bonds for the Rays ballpark, and bans concentrated 7-OH kratom

Hillsborough commissioners approved the first $90 million from the renewed sales tax and up to $263 million in tourist tax bonds for the Rays' new ballpark, though no money flows until the team proves its financing. They also voted 7-0 to ban concentrated and chemically altered kratom products like 7-OH.

Hillsborough sets speed limits for e-bikes, scooters and bikes: 10 mph on sidewalks, 15 on the Riverwalk, and no more wheelies

Hillsborough County commissioners voted 7-0 for countywide speed limits on e-bikes, scooters and regular bicycles, plus bans on wheelies, stunt riding and street takeovers. Deputies plan to start with warnings before fines of $50 to $500 kick in.

Tampa Bay's first real cold snap arrives Friday. Here's how chilly it gets, and what it means for dengue mosquitoes

A strong cold front moves through Tampa Bay late Thursday into Friday, and forecasters say weekend lows will drop into the 40s, with upper 30s possible inland on the Nature Coast. The chill should slow the mosquitoes behind the region's record dengue outbreak, but it won't end it.

Hillsborough commissioners vote today on the first $90 million for the Rays stadium, a week after Amendment 3 passed

Hillsborough County commissioners take up an initial $90 million for the Rays' new ballpark and up to $263 million in tourist tax bonds Tuesday, as the county braces for property tax losses from Amendment 3. A public hearing on banning concentrated 7-OH kratom products is on the same agenda.

Deputies say two kids were riding loose in a rolling U-Haul with meth and pills within reach on Dale Mabry. Two adults are charged

A 911 caller reported two people passed out in a U-Haul van at a North Dale Mabry gas station Saturday morning. Deputies say the van started rolling as they walked up, with two children unbuckled in the back and drugs within reach. The family appeared to be living in the van.