Tampa, Florida -- The Americans with Disabilities Act says service dogs are working dogs and are free to go anywhere. But when an assistant principal in Hillsborough County asked the district if she could bring her service dog to school their answer was, "No."

Agnes Tanon-Rodenbach, 47, says she spent five months going through the proper channels to get permission to bring her dog to work with her, but the district's answer is still no. 

Rodenbach is on medical leave for a disability she describes as invisible but says is very real. 

Tampa, Florida --  The Environmental Protection Commission of Hillsborough County is issuing an Air Pollution precaution due to elevated levels of the pollutant ozone.

This precautionary statement is effective immediately Friday, May 17. 

Elevated concentrations have been observed at multiple air monitoring stations and there is still a potential for levels to reach the unhealthy for sensitive groups.

This precaution is based on elevated concentrations of ozone observed at multiple air monitoring stations throughout the day. 

Tampa, Florida -- Gov. Rick Scott announces positive jobs numbers, but is facing questions about one jobs decision we learned about in the past 24 hours.

Scott announced new unemployment numbers at an event in Tampa on Friday morning.

For the second straight month, Florida is below the national average and now at 7.2 percent. That's the lowest it's been since September of 2008. 

But the governor is facing questions about one jobs decision we learned about in the past 24 hours. He declined a deal with Amazon.com to bring 2,500 jobs to the Sunshine State.