Sabrina Carpenter is set to perform in Tampa on October 25 during her "Short n' Sweet Tour," promoting her album of the same name. Tickets go on sale June 28.

Florida Gov. DeSantis vetoed over $32 million in arts funding, impacting various cultural institutions across the state without detailed explanations.

A motorcyclist died Tuesday after a collision with a pickup on the Veterans Expressway, causing significant traffic delays; the FHP is investigating the crash.

The Tampa Police Department is set to trial electric vehicles in its fleet, funded by a near $1 million federal grant, aiming to reduce emissions and fuel costs.

The Tampa Police Department, through its Black History Committee, is organizing a Juneteenth block party at Perry Harvey Park to promote community engagement and unity.

Florida leaders support a high-speed train to link Tampa and Orlando, aiming to ease I-4 traffic congestion. They unanimously adopted a resolution for Brightline's service expansion at a regional transportation meeting.

A Florida man with swastika tattoos was convicted of first-degree murder for killing two women in 2019. His lawyer cited drug impairment, but the prosecution stressed premeditation.

The article details the forecast for Tampa, FL, predicting a week characterized by daily chances of showers, thunderstorms, and high temperatures, with no significant break from the pattern.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a $116.5 billion budget, vetoing nearly $950 million in projects, with investments in education and infrastructure, yet cutting arts funding and higher education projects.