Kylie Jones

1 week ago | fox13news.com | Kylie Jones

After two decades of grief for a Tampa Bay area mother, she continues to relive her daughter's murder. The backstory: Emily Clemons was 16 years old when she was killed in 2004 by a teen couple. Laisha Landrum and Rocky Almestica were convicted of second-degree murder after investigators said the couple beat Clemons with a hammer and kitchen pots, before leaving her in a dumpster to die. RELATED: Teen couple who killed Emily Clemons to be resentenced Almestica was Clemons' ex-boyfriend.

2 weeks ago | fox13news.com | Kylie Jones

Governor Ron DeSantis took aim at state lawmakers on Thursday, continuing an ongoing battle with the state legislature. DeSantis was in Miami to back a new Senate bill regarding reform for condo owners. The proposed legislation comes after several pieces of safety reform legislation that the state legislature passed. DeSantis signed following the Surfside condo collapse that killed 98 people in South Florida.

2 weeks ago | fox13news.com | Kylie Jones

As FEMA's Transitional Sheltering Assistance program was set to end, the deadline has been extended. The TSA program has provided hotel housing to thousands of people across Tampa Bay who were displaced after Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Timeline: The deadline for the TSA program was set for Thursday. People were expecting to have to move out of the hotels they've been living in for months, and many of them had nowhere else to go.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kylie Jones

The BriefThe deadline has been extended to June for FEMA's Transitional Sheltering Assistance program helping hurricane victims. With the extended deadline, officials say eligibility will continue to be reviewed on a case-by-case basis every two weeks. FEMA says people should continue to keep the information on their accounts updated and check for updates on their case. TAMPA, Fla. - As FEMA's Transitional Sheltering Assistance program was set to end, the deadline has been extended.

2 weeks ago | fox13news.com | Kylie Jones

Nearly six months after Hurricane Helene, some people around Tampa Bay still live out of hotel rooms.     That’s because many homes are gutted, still waiting to be repaired. One St. Pete couple, who've been living in a hotel since their condo flooded, received a call from FEMA last week telling them their hotel stay would not be extended past April 9.