Tampa's Enterprise GIS Database is experiencing technical issues affecting city operations and users city-wide, with efforts underway to resolve the problem.

Demolition begins at Tampa's Robles Park Village to make way for an $800M redevelopment, including the historic Zion Cemetery's restoration and 2,000 housing units.

Charlotte County warns of scam emails impersonating official communications and advises verifying emails and not clicking links or downloading attachments.

The article describes Tampa's weather forecast, predicting stable temperatures and a mix of sunny days with potential isolated showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

A man was shot and killed for unlawfully entering a Tarpon Springs home; police are investigating if the incident is protected under Florida's 'Stand Your Ground' law.

The NTPAC in Tampa Bay announces its 2025-26 season lineup, featuring a mix of classic and contemporary performances, including ballet, musicals, jazz, and a new Solo Spotlight Series.

Underground power line installation on Harbor Boulevard will cause intermittent lane closures from Sept. 15 to Oct. 3, affecting traffic between Peachland Boulevard and Manatee Avenue.

Tampa celebrates the 75th anniversary of local Hispanic war hero Baldomero López's sacrifice during the Korean War.

Hillsborough County is hosting its annual Best Shredder Contest for skateboarders on September 20 at the Apollo Beach Skate Park, with free registration and categories for all ages.

An armed standoff in Manatee County ended with the suspect dead after exchanging gunfire with deputies serving a search warrant related to an armed robbery investigation.

A Tampa Police officer received a 30-day suspension for kicking a suspect in the head during an arrest, as seen in bodycam footage. The action was deemed excessive force.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office arrested 22 people in a vice and narcotics operation that exposed a local business as the center of drug trafficking and racketeering.

Charlotte County may grant AdventHealth Wesley Chapel a certificate to oversee non-emergency ambulance services, with a public hearing scheduled for September 23 to discuss the proposal.