The forecast for Tampa shows a week of sunshine and mild breezes with temperatures ranging from the upper 50s to mid-80s, and moderate northeast winds.

Pinellas County seeks applicants for a vacancy on its Local Planning Agency, a key role in shaping urban planning and local policies for a four-year term.

The NWS forecasts a sunny day in Tampa with a high of 76 degrees, northeast winds, and gusts up to 21 mph, cooling to 54 degrees at night. Stable, warm weather is expected throughout the week.

Hillsborough County resumes normal operations for offices and facilities on Oct. 15, after Hurricane Milton, despite power outages. Essential services like libraries and community centers reopen with limited services.

Authorities found the body of Moira Bossard, an 80-year-old missing since last week, in her submerged car in Pasco County following her disappearance during Hurricane Milton.

Hillsborough County extends its local state of emergency due to Hurricane Helene's approach, allowing for swift public safety actions and federal expense reimbursements.

Floodwaters from Hurricane Milton receded in the University area after a power outage impacted stormwater management, as reported by Hillsborough County officials.

Tampa extends closures of city offices and facilities until Monday, October 14, 2024, due to Hurricane Milton's impact, with limited Parks facilities reopening Tuesday and the resumption of garbage services focusing on debris.

The Tampa area expects pleasant weather for Columbus Day with sunny skies and temperatures in the high 70s to mid-80s, according to the National Weather Service.

Julio Deleon from Texas pled guilty to drug distribution and could face 5 to 40 years in prison after being caught with cocaine during a traffic stop.

During Hurricane Milton, Polk County deputies drove a woman in labor, Zenia, to the hospital as ambulances were unable to reach her due to hazardous conditions.

Hillsborough County crews cleared storm debris from Tampa Shores before Hurricane Milton's arrival, removing over 18,000 cubic yards and preparing for potential new damage.

St. Petersburg officials, including Mayor Welch, are urging immediate evacuation due to Hurricane Milton, which could hit as a Category 3 with dangerous surges.