NCAA Basketball: TV schedule for today and Friday

Some of our programming will be pre-empted this week as we bring you NCAA Basketball. You can check our schedule here.

Bar fight leads to attempted murder charge of deputy

Four men have been arrested for a St. Patrick's Day bar fight that included violent attacks on responding Sarasota Sheriff's deputies.

Clearwater woman charged with child neglect

A Clearwater woman was charged with child neglect after police say she left a toddler unattended next to a busy road at night.

Casey Anthony to attend crucial court hearing

A judge could determine at a court hearing on Thursday whether Casey Anthony, who is charged with murder in her daughter's death, is indigent.

Today's forecast into the weekend!

One last upper level impulse to pass by today with a slight risk of a shower.

Hey you! Get ready to work harder than usual today

If you plan to focus entirely on work today, expect to work harder, because experts are predicting your colleagues will spend an epic amount of time slacking off.

Two Lakewood High students hit by a car

St. Petersburg Police are on the scene of a crash involving two female Lakewood High students who were struck from behind by a vehicle driven by a male Osceola High student. 

Flashed at Wet Grooves

Spring Break is in full force at Shephard's Beach Resort in Clearwater Beach! Tons of bikini clad girls and toned bods are loving musical madness on the beach. Check out our pictures here.

Cow carcasses found in Lake County pasture

A dozen cow carcasses have been found in a central Florida pasture, and officials suspect they died of neglect.

Tebow: "People who don't think I can make it, push me"

Tim Tebow "felt comfortable" at Gator Pro Day - finally giving the sports world a look at that new throwing motion. 10 Connects' Angela Jacobs has reaction from Tebow and his NFL audience.

Tampa Bay Baseball Season Guide

The Grapefruit League is warmed up and ready to play ball! Check out our Tampa Bay Baseball Season 2010 Guide here for everything you need to know to have the best baseball season ever.

Want a tractor, overhead projector, treadmill?

Pinellas County schools are auctioning off dozens of items, including tractors, overhead projectors and treadmills, at their annual public auction Saturday.  Those interested in bidding can stop by the warehouse for a preview on Friday.

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Manhunt ends with arrest of man wearing dress

A massive search has ended at a Tampa apartment complex where police have captured their suspect, a man wearing a wig and a dress.

Raheem among NFL coaches watching Tim Tebow on Gators pro day

A Who's-Who of NFL scouts and coaches that included Bucs head coach Raheem Morris looked on as Tebow displayed his new style which was quite visible from his first warmup throws.

Copperhead's most unique holes... #14

This week, we feature the five most unique and most challenging holes on the Copperhead course at the Innisbrook Resort.  This hole is #14.

Watch out Chicago! Tampa's going green too!

Chicago has its green river on St. Patty's Day and now Tampa has one too! Click Here to see our Photo Gallery

Bean and Lee keep jobs as Commissioners do nothing but talk

Hillsborough Administrator Pat Bean and County Attorney Renee Lee still have their jobs despite the rhetoric this past week by several Commissioners who said they would vote to fire the pair Wednesday

Two hurt in hit and run on Interstate-275

Two people have been injured by a hit-and-run driver on Interstate 275 near Ulmerton Road in Largo.

Urban Meyer says health is fine

Spring practice started for the Florida Gators on Wednesday, and Tim Tebow was throwing the football around on Florida Field.

Computer programmers indicted in NY Madoff fraud

Two former employees accused of helping fraudulent Wall Street financier Bernard Madoff (MAY'-dawf) program an old computer to generate false records have been indicted.

Sandra Bullock pulls out of London premiere

Sandra Bullock has pulled out of the British premiere of The Blind Side, set for Tuesday in London,  just as In Touch Weekly is trumpeting a nasty cover story about Bullock's husband, Jesse James, being caught cheating. 

Indictment: Kentucky man threatened Obama in poem

A Kentucky man is indicted for a poem threatening Obama posted on white supremacist Web site.

Hooters sued over work, wage violations

Three dozen current and former Hooters workers are suing over work and wage violations, saying they were forced to buy their own uniforms and work without pay.

Antonio Banderas appointed UN Goodwill Ambassador

Antonio Banderas says poverty prevents people from being all they can be. That's why he's becoming a global advocate for the poor.

FBI: Christmas suspect has been cooperating

FBI Director Robert Mueller says the man suspected of trying to blow up a U.S. airliner on Christmas is cooperating with investigators.

Wachovia to settle money laundering case for $160 million

Banking giant Wachovia Corp. has agreed to pay $160 million to settle a federal investigation into laundering of drug money through Mexican exchange houses.

Lawsuit claims Hooters broke labor laws

Former waitresses at Hooters have filed a lawsuit against the restaurant chain, claiming franchise owners broke California labor laws. 

Erectile dysfunction may indicate heart disease and death risk

Erectile dysfunction is a strong predictor of death in men with cardiovascular disease, according to new research out this week.

Group decries textbooks on Islam as inflammatory

A Muslim civil liberties group is protesting a series of children's textbooks that it says contains misleading and inflammatory rhetoric against Islam.

Smithsonian opens human evolution hall

The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History is opening a new permanent exhibit exploring human evolution over 6 million years.

Somebody's watching you at work

Firms have become sharp-eyed, keenly eared watchdogs as they try to squeeze every penny's worth of their employees' salaries and to ensure they have the most professional and lawsuit-proof workplaces.

Pepsi dropping out of schools worldwide

Sugary drinks are already out of schools in the U.S., but Pepsi now says it will remove all sodas worldwide by 2012.

Jogger killed by plane was looking forward to daughter's birthday

Pharmaceutical salesman Robert Gary Jones, listening to his iPod while jogging, likely never saw or heard it before the aircraft hit him from behind Monday evening and killed him.

US, Israel try to back away from the brink

The United States and Israel have stepped back from their deepest rift in decades.

Roethlisberger yet to be interviewed by police

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has yet to meet with authorities in Georgia who are investigating a sexual assault allegation made by a 20-year-old college student.

Man arrested after leaving baby inside oven

The 5-month old baby boy was unharmed, but investigators believe he was in the stove for several hours.  His father told police that he smoked marijuana and drank alcohol, but didn't recall placing the child in the oven.

Senate sends jobs bill for Obama's signature

The bill would provide a temporary payroll tax holiday to companies that hire and would pump $20 billion into the federal highway construction fund.

Are classic cars dead as history repeats itself?

Today's automakers prize function over form, and there are few if any cars being made that will be "classics" in 50 years, comedian and car buff Tim Allen said.