The National Weather Service predicts a week of scattered showers and thunderstorms for Tampa, FL, with temperatures reaching highs around 90 degrees and persistent wet conditions throughout the week.

The Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center is hiring a vet with a DVM degree for a role that includes medical care, surgery, and contributing to legal cases, offering a $104,000 starting salary.

Heavy rainfall in Tampa led to severe flooding, stranding drivers and shutting down roads like I-275 Southbound. Rescuers responded to flood-related incidents and traffic collisions as officials warned against driving through the waters.

A Tampa man has been indicted on federal charges for cocaine distribution and possession of illegal firearms, including an AK-47 and an unregistered silencer.

A man was hit by a school bus in Bradenton, causing a temporary road closure; he was hospitalized as a trauma alert, and no children aboard were injured.

Caleb Frank Hamm, 21, from Lee County, has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for illegal firearm possession after a DUI stop revealed a loaded, non-serialized 9mm gun in his car.

Largo police seek leads in hit-and-run that killed a pedestrian, struck by two vehicles, including a known Toyota Highlander. The first vehicle remains unidentified.

The Manatee County Sheriff's Office confirms William Golden, a missing 69-year-old delivery man, has been found safe; no details on his disappearance were disclosed.

Operation Summer's End led to 297 stops over Labor Day, aiming to reduce impaired driving in Hillsborough County, supported by multiple law enforcement agencies.

The City of Tampa announces that McKay Bay Waste Disposal Complex will resume normal hours from September 16, 2024, for better waste management access.

The Tampa area is set for thunderstorms and high heat index values, with a 70% chance of afternoon rain and thunderstorms persisting throughout the week.

A pedestrian was killed in Polk County after being hit by a vehicle on U.S. Highway 27 while reportedly crossing improperly, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Florida's DEP has withdrawn proposals for park enhancements after public outcry and Governor DeSantis's directive, focusing instead on local discussions for future improvements.