Complete Melanoma Monday Coverage
  1. Actor James Gandolfini

    James Gandolfini dies in Italy at age 51

    HBO and James Gandolfini's managers say the actor famous for his role in "The Sopranos" has died in Italy.

    Updated 45 mins ago

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    Depression becomes Tropical Storm Barry

    Tropical Storm Barry formed off Mexico's Gulf Coast on Wednesday, prompting Mexican authorities to ready hundreds of shelters.

    Updated 37 mins ago

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    Motive revealed in abortion pill case

    Federal prosecutors detail their case against man accused of tricking his girlfriend into taking pills that caused her to miscarriage.

    Updated 27 mins ago

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    $6 million in approved to lure Amazon

    The land near I-75 and State Road 674 in Ruskin is largely undeveloped.  If Amazon builds a distribution warehouse, it could hum with the sound of 1,000 jobs.  Hillsborough County hopes to entice them with incentives.

    Posted 29 mins ago

  5. Gregory Kennon

    Second arrest in pregnant woman's murder

    Manatee County Sheriff Brad Steube announced a second man has been charged in the 2009 shooting death of Crystal Johnson. Johnson, then 19, was six months pregnant.

    Updated 24 mins ago

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    Rogue locksmiths reigned in

    Hillsborough County Commissioners today took the next step toward regulating an industry investigators say is shot through with fraud. The move follows an ongoing I Team investigation.

    Updated 2 hrs 42 mins ago

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    VIDEO: Waterspout touches down in bay

    Mother nature put on quite a show for motorists crossing Tampa Bay bridges early Wednesday afternoon. A waterspout formed and touched down between the Howard Frankland and Gandy bridges and took a spin across the bay.

    Updated 2 hrs 48 mins ago


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  1. CT scan use tied to cancer risk

    CT scan use tied to cancer risk

    According a pediatric medical journal, increased use of computed tomography scans, or CT scans, in children may mean increased risk for radiation-induced cancer.   INSIDE: What to know about CT scans and your kids.

  2. Wendy Ryan preps for acid reflux surgery

    Wendy Ryan preps for acid reflux surgery

    ABC Action News anchor Wendy Ryan has had heartburn most of her life, and even though she has been on proton-pump inhibitors for years, her acid reflux was constant. She finally got tested, and now she's preparing for surgery.

  3. Operation Shredding 2013 is coming soon

    Operation Shredding 2013 is coming soon

    ABC Action News is Taking Action for Your Safety with our annual Operation Shredding Event. Click inside for details.

  4. Download the Storm Shield weather app

    Download the Storm Shield weather app

    Storm Shield is a life-saving app that is like a NOAA Emergency Weather Radio on your iPhone and Android.

  5. Consumer Reports: Top pod coffeemakers

    Consumer Reports: Top pod coffeemakers

    Consumer Reports put more than a dozen single-serve coffee makers to the test.

 

I-Team Stories


  1. Murdered informant's family speaks out

    Murdered informant's family speaks out

    The family of a murdered confidential police informant is asking for a new investigation into the case after the I-Team uncovered new details.

  2. Heartburn, acid reflux can be deadly

    Heartburn, acid reflux can be deadly

    Millions of Americans suffer from acid reflux and take antacids to deal with the pain.  But they could be covering up a very serious problem, which can develop into a silent killer if gone untreated.  

  3. I-Team: No license? No problem

    I-Team: No license? No problem

    A Bradenton restaurant owner faces an uncertain future, as city inspectors who accommodated his landlord focus on a bathroom shortage at his popular dining spot.

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  1. Hairy stockings to keep women safe?

    Hairy stockings to keep women safe?

    Designers of a strange garment say they're aiming to keep women safe from would-be attackers.

  2. Man mauled by black bear over barbecue

    Man mauled by black bear over barbecue

    It's another lesson about not feeding wild animals. A black bear ate the first piece of barbecue thrown to it by a man near an Alaska campground.  It must not have liked the sauce because it "went ballistic."

  3. WATCH: Miss Utah fumbles final question

    WATCH: Miss Utah fumbles final question

    Remember Miss South Carolina and her pageant response about U.S. Americans, education and world geography that went viral? She may have a new rival.

Science and Technology


  1. Google tests balloon-powered web access

    Google tests balloon-powered web access

    Last week, Google launched two dozen balloons into the skies over New Zealand.  The balloons are equipped with wireless technology that beam signals to and from ground stations that connect to local internet infrastructure.

  2. NASA picks 8 new astronauts, 4 are women

    NASA picks 8 new astronauts, 4 are women

    The eight -- all in their 30s -- were chosen from more than 6,000 applications received early last year, the second largest number ever received. They will report for duty in August at Johnson Space Center in Houston and join 49 astronauts currently at NASA.

    • 'Kill switch' for stolen smartphones?

      'Kill switch' for stolen smartphones?

      A coalition that includes prosecutors, police, political officials and consumer advocates from more than a dozen states intends to put pressure on smartphone companies to help dry up the secondary market in stolen phones.

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      Consumer


      1. Which lawn mower is a best buy?

        Which lawn mower is a best buy?

        It's that time of year when lawn and garden stores are starting to run sales on mowers. But which mower works best?

        • Consumer Alert: Chrysler to recall Jeeps

          Consumer Alert: Chrysler to recall Jeeps

          Chrysler will recall older Jeep Grand Cherokee and Liberty SUVs that could be at risk of a fuel tank fire.

          • Consumer Reports: Double ovens

          • EZ home inventory in case of storm

          Health


          1. Young heart patient becomes advocate

            Young heart patient becomes advocate

            A four-year-old boy is taking action for other kids. He’s in Washington, D.C. to advocate for the local medical clinic keeping him alive and healthy. Here's what his family is doing and the difference it may make to other kids in our area.

          2. Wendy Ryan preps for acid reflux surgery

            Wendy Ryan preps for acid reflux surgery

            ABC Action News anchor Wendy Ryan has had heartburn most of her life, and even though she has been on proton-pump inhibitors for years, her acid reflux was constant. She finally got tested, and now she's preparing for surgery.

          3. Heartburn, acid reflux can be deadly

          4. 'Brain-eating amoeba' in local waters

          Lifestyle


          1. Fox gets head stuck in glass jar

            Fox gets head stuck in glass jar

            A wild animal's natural instinct is to steer clear of humans, but when a fox cub somehow got its head hopelessly stuck inside a glass jar, there seemed to be no other option than to seek a helping pair of human hands.

          2. Rescues in Action: Hazel

            Rescues in Action: Hazel

            Hazel is a sweet lady looking for a loving forever home. Hazel is a chocolate lab/pit bull terrier mix who was rescued by officers at Pinellas County Animal Services.

          3. Rescues in Action: Oscar

          4. Father's Day Freebies & Events

          5. Do It Yourself Soda Bar

            Entertainment


            1. Country singer Slim Whitman dies at 90

              Country singer Slim Whitman dies at 90

              Country singer Slim Whitman, the high-pitched yodeler who sold millions of records through ever-present TV ads in the 1980s and 1990s and whose song saved the world in the film comedy "Mars Attacks!," died Wednesday at a Florida hospital.

              • Bieber hits pedestrian with car

                Bieber hits pedestrian with car

                 Los Angeles police say Justin Bieber struck a pedestrian with his car in Hollywood, but there was no crime and the injuries aren't life-threatening.

                • PHOTOS: Miss USA 2013 pageant

                  • Miss Connecticut is new Miss USA

                    • 'Man of Steel' flies to #1with $125M