Tampa Police officers won the FANG Award, recognized for their teamwork in apprehending a felony suspect via air unit and K-9 collaboration on July 7, 2024.

Hillsborough County issues a heat advisory for July 20, urging residents to stay indoors, drink water, and monitor those at risk for heat-related illnesses.

A heat advisory with health risks is in effect until 6 PM EDT in Tampa Bay, with heat index values up to 110 degrees. Precautions against heat-related illnesses are advised.

A heat advisory has been issued for parts of west central Florida, with heat index values expected to reach 110 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.

Hillsborough County Children's Services received reaccreditation from the COA, maintaining a 15-year commitment to national standards in quality care.

The upcoming board meeting in Port Charlotte will address new member appointment, updates on local services, and funding. The event is open to the public for community engagement.

Charlotte County announced the closure of Dalewood Street and Harbor Avenue intersection for pipe work on July 21, advising drivers of detours and possible delays.

Tampa residents will experience a mix of sun and thunderstorms with potentially dangerous heat indices reaching up to 106°F. The NWS advises precautions against heat-related illnesses.

12th Avenue in Palm River to close until August 13 for urgent wastewater line repairs; detours via Kirkland Drive, Charles Drive, and Davis Drive advised.

Michael Handoga is named the new Fire Chief of Dunedin, succeeding the retired Chief Jeffrey Parks, bringing over 23 years of fire service experience.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find Elaine Shontz, a 60-year-old missing since July 14, last seen in Land O’ Lakes, possibly driving a blue Subaru Tribeca.

Miami-Dade detective Keenan Johnson was convicted of perjury for lying under oath and could face up to 15 years in prison.

Shelby Sigler from New Port Richey faces FEMA fraud charges, risking a 30-year prison term if convicted for false claims relating to Hurricane Idalia aid. Innocence is presumed until proven guilty.