Rene Flowers is named president-elect of the Florida Association of Counties during its annual meeting and will chair the finance and audit committee.

The Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative offers a variety of free family-friendly cultural events in July, featuring art, music, and theater.

Hillsborough County's Pet Resource Center is over capacity, housing 285 cats and 247 dogs, and urges residents to adopt or foster to alleviate the strain. Adoption fees are waived to encourage more people to take in pets.

Hernando County Sheriff increases traffic enforcement to improve road safety, using marked and unmarked cars, targeting problem areas, and educating the public.

The Brooksville Housing Authority announces its Regular Meeting on July 15, 2025, inviting public participation and accommodating those with disabilities.

Polk County deputies shot a man, Wilfrido Ramon Morales, after he fired at officers and his wife during a domestic dispute in Poinciana, resulting in him being critically injured.

A Zephyrhills bar manager shot at and chased a garbage truck after a dispute, resulting in two counts of attempted murder. Both victims are hospitalized; the shooter was arrested and identified through video and physical evidence.

Tampa's forecast includes summer showers and thunderstorms with high humidity, and temperatures near 90°F, possibly affecting outdoor activities and travel plans.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is seeking part-time School Crossing Guards, offering $22/hr to ensure student safety during commutes, with a call to action on social media for community members to apply.

Zephyrhills Police added Officers Yanzer and Burke to their force, as detailed in their social media post celebrating the new recruits' diverse backgrounds and interests.

The Tampa Convention Center won the Smart Stars Award, recognizing its exceptional service and facilities. It previously received industry accolades and maintains a focus on sustainability and comprehensive event services.

Three hospitalized after an Amtrak train collided with an SUV in Lakeland; Polk County Sheriff investigating the incident.

A Tampa jury convicted Ronny Tremel Walker of first-degree murder and evidence tampering in the death of 14-year-old Nilexia Alexander; he now faces a potential death sentence.