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Tot's Body Found in Underground Septic Tank
Volunteers and Hillsborough County Sheriffs Deputies continued their search for two year old Luis Martinez Saturday morning in Valrico in the swamps and subdivisions that surrounded the area where he lived.
Missing 2-year-old boy's body found in septic tank in Valrico
Juan Martinez walked to the front of the mound of teddy bears Saturday night and placed a car seat with a photo of his 2-year-old son, Luis, on top of the heap.
Child's Body Found In Septic Tank
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More than 200 volunteers now searching for Valrico boy
Teams of volunteers are helping deputies search for a missing 2-year-old boy in Valrico.
Hillsborough deputies searching for missing toddler
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement issued a missing child alert Friday for a 2-year-old Valrico boy.
Shopping stories: Walmart customers lacking Christmas spirit?
Black Friday started with a bang across the Bay area as retailers reached out to pre-dawn shoppers, helping them navigate deals even while they stood in line and taking their cue from big-box stores and mall anchors to open earlier than ever.
Chimney sweep offers cure for flue season's dangers
Larry Ivey sometimes cleans up to 10 chimneys a day, even in not-so-wintry Florida.
Man who allegedly set wife on fire makes court appearance
Forty-four year old Christopher Hanney is accused of setting his wife on fire. Instead of being granted bond, he was slapped with another charge in addition to attempted murder: arson.
Valrico man accused of throwing gas on girlfriend's son, threatening to ignite him
A 37-year-old man was jailed late Sunday, accused of throwing gasoline on his girlfriend's son and threatening to set him on fire, according to Hills borough sheriff's deputies.
A case study in east Hillsborough - can a community's...
A case study in east Hillsborough - " can a community's self-determination trump a developer's connections? November 20, 2009 at 10:49 am by George Niemann Photo left: Citizen opposition / Photo right: Rainmen Horner & Marchetti By George Niemann PoHo contributor, R-LAND, UCAN & Amendment 4 activist Views expressed are my own & might not be shared ...
A Valrico mother contacted 10 Connects, complaining her children have to walk along a busy road to access their new bus stop.
Residents oppose development near busy Valrico intersection
Worried about traffic, crime and stormwater runoff, more than 100 residents drove to downtown Tampa on Monday night to oppose a planned retail and office park in Valrico.
Valrico chef cooks her way to fulfillment and acclaim
Gourmet dreams often envelop Debbie Frangipane's moments of rest. Aromas waft through her sleep.
Woman got unsettling text message just before friend set on fire
At 2:26 p.m. Tuesday, Laura April received a disturbing text message from Christopher Hanney.
Land O'Lakes man, 18, accused of breaking boy's jaw
According to the Pasco County Sheriff's Office, Trevor P. Dudley, who lives at 21755 Ocean Pines Drive, and two juveniles beat the 14-year-old at a park in the Ballantrae community on the morning of Oct.
Family fitness in Valrico; New Jersey-style pizza in Brandon
Uncle Arrested For Giving Nephew Grain Alcohol
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Deputies: Valrico man gave grain alcohol to nephew
A 14-year-old boy was taken to the hospital for alcohol poisoning Friday night after his uncle gave him grain alcohol, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
Spring Hill man agrees to plead guilty in pharmacy robberies
A 28-year-old Spring Hill man has admitted robbing several pharmacies at gunpoint last year, demanding and receiving oxycodone and methadone.
Did District 12 candidate Randy Edwards skirt defense rules about campaigning?
Last month, U.S. congressional candidate Maj. Randy Edwards spoke at the Florida Democratic Party's annual conference in Orlando.