BTS Fever Hits Tampa, Traffic Gridlock & More

0:00Tampa Bay is still riding the high from BTS's first US tour stops, with tens of thousands flooding the area for two sold-out shows and fan events. One more concert hits Tuesday, so expect gridlock traffic fans plan ahead, everyone else steer clear. Pinellas County waterways near Interstate 275 and Four Street North turned up unidentified human remains, Sunday, recovered by Hillsboro County Sheriff's Office deputies. BTS Army is taking over, with fans lining up early for exclusive merch and hiked for the shows. Meanwhile, a 69-year-old Lakewood ranch man died in a crash inside a gated community after what troopers call a possible medical episode. Highs push into the 90s today, with enough moisture for afternoon pop-up showers. As hurricane season nears, double check your insurance, know your deductibles, and document your stuff to stay covered. Catch the Christopher's live at Tampa Theater tonight for 14 bucks, or mini golf and games at popstroke for 25.

1:03Even after the K-pop rush fades. From your city, powered by AI, this is Tampa Bay News today.