A tropical system brewing in the Caribbean could impact Florida next week, models indicate. With the possibility of another storm impacting the hurricane-ravaged Gulf coast, WSNN Chief Meteorologist Justin Mosely joins WFLA meteorologist Amanda Holly and WFLA Now's JB Biunno to break down the models and answer viewer questions. LATEST: https://bit.ly/4eztNZS

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Chief Meteorologist WFLA Jeff Berardelli has what you need to know about its expected development into the next named storm of the season. https://bit.ly/4hE6tg2

Florida legislature meets for an organization session 14 days after the general election to swear in new members and speak on what the year ahead could look like at the capitol. WFLA caught up with both sides of the aisle on key issues like the economy and one amendment in specific that may make a return.

The school's nearly 100-year-old auditorium experienced about two feet of flooding, according to staff.

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Lake Bonny residents able to return home, assess damage as water recedes

VIGILANDO LOS TRÓPICOS: El Centro Nacional de Huracanes comenzó a emitir boletines sobre el Potencial Ciclón Tropical 19 ubicado en el Mar Caribe y el cual está pronosticado a convertirse en una depresión tropical en los próximos días.

El CNH pronostica que el Potencial Ciclón Tropical 19 se intensificará y dejará inundaciones potencialmente mortales en algunas áreas de Centro América, incluyendo Honduras y Nicaragua.

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Lake Bonny residents able to return home, assess damage as water recedes

With the future of Tropicana Field uncertain after Hurricane Milton damaged the roof, St. Pete businesses and the local economy is expected to take a hit.

Mitchell Chaffee's journey to the Tampa Bay Lightning

A Bradenton woman was shot and killed while coming home from the grocery store Tuesday in what was reportedly the second shooting of the night.