Polk County, Florida - Recent rains have reduced the threat of wildfires in Polk County prompting the Fire Chief to repeal Polk's burn ban as of Friday, May 10.

Citizens are now allowed to burn trash, yard debris, campfires, bonfires, and construction debris, though per state law, the use of fireworks remains prohibited.

It is possible a burn ban could be reinstated if there is a severe lack of rain and/or extremely dry conditions develop in Polk between now and the start of the normal summer rainy season.

Carrollwood, Florida - Mail carriers will take part in the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.

Residents can leave non-perishable food item by their mailbox and the letter carrier will pick it up. The food will be donated to food banks to distribute to needy citizens.

Last year, over 70-million pounds of food was donated across the country.

If you cannot leave food items by your mailbox, you can drop it by your local post office.

St. Petersburg, FL -- The family of a man killed by Richard Delgado Cruz says the justice system failed, adding the 33-year-old should never have been a free man.

Cruz and his brother 29-year-old Danny Delgado Cruz were arrested this week in connection with a brutal Polk County home invasion and rape.

"I can't believe that the courts would even allow this guy to walk the streets again," Jose Segui told 10 News on Friday.