News Tonight - Top Headlines and Weather for May 11

Could we get some rain tomorrow? Tampa Bay 28 Chief Meteorologist Denis Phillips is tracking possible storms, residents of a small town in Pasco County are worried about proposed growth and Trump is proposing a holiday on the federal gas tax.

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Top Headlines

• Residents in the small town of St. Leo are pushing back against proposed development. Tampa Bay 28 reporter Erik Waxler talked to residents and local leaders who say they are worried about the rapid growth.
  

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• The Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) said a teen without a driver's license was arrested in New Port Richey for driving 50 mph over the posted speed limit and fleeing law enforcement.
  

• President Donald Trump on Monday voiced support for a temporary holiday on the federal gas tax to help ease consumers’ costs at the pump. But experts say the tax holiday is unlikely to offset high costs.

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• President Donald Trump has nominated Cameron Hamilton to once again lead the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency, under the Department of Homeland Security. Hamilton, a former U.S. Navy SEAL, has already headed the agency in a temporary capacity. He served as the acting head of FEMA at the beginning of President Trump's second term in 2025, but left after he gave Congressional testimony in May of 2025 in which he said he believed the agency should not be eliminated.

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• Plant City residents plan to attend Monday's commission meeting as police have made no arrests more than a week after a May 3 quadruple murder that killed three generations of family members. Tampa Bay 28 reporter Annette Gutierrez has more on what residents are pushing for at Monday's meeting.

Florida's Most Accurate Forecast

Tampa Bay 28 Chief Meteorologist Denis Phillips says we could see some pretty decent storms Tuesday afternoon.

Watch Denis Phillips discuss the storm chances for Tuesday:

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