The Tampa Convention Center offers new inclusive resources like Distract Paks and Emergency Communication Cards to support guests with sensory sensitivities.

A 16-year-old girl was fatally shot in Tampa's Sulphur Springs; police suggest the involved parties knew each other, and no arrests have been made yet.

Manatee County is seeking a new member for its Planning Commission, emphasizing applicants with experience in planning, engineering, or environmental science. Qualified County electors can apply until February 11, 2026.

Dunedin, Florida, holds a Garden Soup Workshop during National Soup Month, offering guidance on growing soup ingredients and promoting healthy eating.

Tampa launches the third phase of its Infill Housing Program, breaking ground on infill homes built by local developers, including minority and family-owned businesses, for income-eligible buyers.

Tampa's weather forecast predicts a stretch of mostly sunny days with mild temperatures, increasing towards the weekend before a slight chance of showers on Sunday.

St. Petersburg's 9th Annual Fit City 5K & 1-Mile Glow in the Park event is set for an evening of fitness with a glow theme, including races, medals, and glow gear, encouraging community health and togetherness.

The Tampa Police stress safety during parade season, urging drivers and pedestrians to be vigilant, watch for road closures, crowds, and report any suspicious activity.

The National Weather Service in Tampa issued a cold weather advisory for Southwest and West Central Florida, with wind chills as low as 25 to 30 degrees expected overnight.

Largo Fire Rescue is emphasizing Community Risk Reduction (CRR) Week, focusing on prevention and safety measures covering education, engineering, enforcement, economic incentives, and emergency response.

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue's training grounds in Florida were used by Vector Solutions to film new national firefighter training videos, showcasing the department's expertise.

The Charlotte CARE Center is opening as a cold weather shelter due to a forecasted cold snap in Port Charlotte, requiring pre-registration for those in need.

Hillsborough County opens shelters due to cold, with the National Weather Service predicting temperatures of 40 degrees or lower, factoring in wind chill, on Jan. 18 and 19.