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More than a dozen people were injured by gunfire following a deadly shooting in Ybor City on Sunday morning.

Tampa police believe at least two more people fired shots during the deadly weekend Ybor City shooting, and the department has partnered with the FBI to create an online portal to collect tips, photos and video to help with the investigation. The Tampa Police Department announced Tuesday that detectives believe two other people fired guns in addition to the suspect already arrested on a murder ...

Harrison Boonstoppel, 20, was one of two people killed when the suspected shooter, 22-year-old Tyrell Phillips, opened fire on the streets of Ybor City early Sunday morning. Sixteen other people were injured.  

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—Shootings across the US over the weekend before Halloween have left at least 11 people dead and more than 70 injured, authorities said. The deaths between Friday and Sunday included two in Tampa, Florida, three in Texarkana, Texas, and two each in Dodge City, Kansas; San Antonio, Texas; and Mansfield, Ohio, according to

The Tampa Police Department has launched a website for those with information to submit tips regarding a shooting in Ybor City last Sunday.

Tyrell Philips, 22, has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder with a firearm in a shooting in Ybor City, Tampa, that left 2 dead and 16 hurt.

Police are still searching for another shooter who opened fire on a crowd during a Halloween party in Tampa.

TAMPA — A man accused in a fatal Ybor City shooting that killed two people and resulted in 15 others being shot will remain in jail at least until a Thursday hearing, when a judge will consider a request by prosecutors to keep him in custody pending trial. Hours after the shooting that occurred early Sunday, Tyrell Phillips, 22, was charged with second degree murder with a firearm. On Monday, ...

Tampa police have one suspect in custody after Sunday’s deadly Ybor City shooting, but are still searching for others involved.

Shootings across the U.S. over the weekend before Halloween have left at least 11 people dead and more than 70 injured.