Rilya Wilson « CBS Tampa

File photo of a gavel in court. (Credit: Thinkstock)

55-Year Sentence In Fla. Missing Foster Child Case

A woman who once cared for missing foster child Rilya Wilson was sentenced Tuesday to 55 years in prison for kidnapping and child-abuse convictions, closing a case that spanned more than a decade and triggered changes in Florida’s child-welfare system.

2013/02/13

(Photo courtesy of Miami-Dade Police Department/Getty Images)

Judge Denies Acquittal In Rilya Wilson Case

MIAMI (AP) — A judge has denied a defense motion to acquit a South Florida woman accused of killing 4-year-old foster child Rilya Wilson over a decade ago. Circuit Judge Marisa Tinkler Mendez ruled Wednesday […]

CBS Tampa–2013/01/09

Witness: Rilya Wilson’s Caretaker Said No Body, No Case

MIAMI (AP) — A jailhouse informant testified Monday that a woman accused of killing 4-year-old Florida foster child Rilya Wilson wasn’t afraid of being charged with murder because she was confident the girl’s body would […]

CBS Tampa–2013/01/07

5 Things To Know In Florida Today

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today. 1. ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARE GURU McAFEE ARRIVES IN MIAMI Antivirus software guru John McAfee is released by Guatemalan authorities […]

2012/12/13

Listen Live!

Follow CBS Tampa

Follow @987TheFan

Connect With 98.7 The Fan

The Kirk & Dinger Show – 6a – 9a the commish 300x75 Connect With 98.7 The Fan

The Commish – 9a – noon booger and rich 300x75 Connect With 98.7 The Fan

Booger & Rich – 3p – 7p

sports babe 300x75 Connect With 98.7 The Fan

The Fabulous Sports Babe – 7p – 10p

Call Toll-free (888) 998-7987

Max 4 msgs/wk. Msg & data rates may apply. Text STOP to 98190 to cancel.

98.7 The Fan Team Coverage

CBS Radio Tampa

Top Headlines

Police: Woman Left Her 1 Month-Old Child In The Car So She Could Go To The Bar

Man Lures Lover’s Ex Into Sword Attack Following Rape Accusation

Study: 40% Of Designated Drivers Drink Before Driving

Report: Florida Schools Scanned Children’s Eyes Without Permission