Jeffrey McKittrick is appointed as Tampa's new Director of Housing and Community Development, bringing extensive experience to address the city's housing challenges.

Tampa expects a week of showers and cooler temperatures, with a 30 percent chance of rain and highs in the mid-60s to mid-70s, according to the National Weather Service.

A former nurse, Trenton Duckworth, faces charges for stealing credit cards from patients at Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital and using them for personal expenses, including sports betting.

Hillsborough County reduces hours for storm debris collection sites after Hurricane Milton, offering services from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, as cleanup nears completion.

Ricardo Fermin Sune-Giron pleaded guilty to international firearms trafficking charges and may face up to 15 years in prison. A sentencing date has not been set.

The Tampa Police identified the body found off Chapin Street as Armando Guzman-Ortiz, reported missing since December 26. No foul play is suspected, and investigations continue.

Two credit card skimmers were found at separate 7-Eleven ATMs in Tampa, prompting a police investigation and public warnings to monitor bank statements.

January events at the Tampa Convention Center include the FMEA conference, a Veterans Job Fair, a women's leadership luncheon with Brooke Shields, and the Gasparilla Pirate Festival activities.

The National Weather Service in Tampa warns of high rip current risks along several coastal areas, urging caution among beachgoers until Wednesday morning due to dangerous conditions.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck began its 2025 U.S. tour in Brandon and Tampa in January, celebrating its 10th and the brand's 50th anniversaries with exclusive merchandise and treats.

The Buccaneers, led by Mayfield, rallied against the Saints, clinching their fourth NFC South crown and a playoff spot.

Two suspects led Florida officers on a 140 mph car chase in a stolen SUV on I-75, ending with a PIT maneuver and their arrest for grand theft auto and other charges.

Tarpon Springs, Florida, celebrated its 119th Epiphany with a cross dive event, symbolizing community resilience post-hurricanes and upholding Greek Orthodox traditions.