Rescue Lieutenant Ken Peterson retired from Tampa Fire Rescue after 22 years, honored by colleagues and Fire Chief Tripp with a ceremony and social media tribute.

Tampa's weather will be a mix of sun and showers, with varying chances of precipitation throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

A man died and a cyclist was injured in a Hillsborough County shooting, where the suspect fired at a car, causing the driver to hit a bicyclist in their escape. The child in the car was unharmed; authorities seek information on the suspect.

Hillsborough County has opened a third Goodwill donation site to increase sustainability efforts and reduce waste, with 2,300 items collected shortly after its launch.

The Tampa Water Department will temporarily switch from chloramine to chlorine for water disinfection from June 9-30 as routine maintenance to ensure water quality.

San Francisco seeks a Registered Nurse for Children's Services with a starting pay of $31.38 per hour, focusing on adolescent health and offering a variety of responsibilities.

Charlotte County Economic Development and the SBA are hosting a "Are You Lender Ready?" workshop for entrepreneurs on June 4, focusing on loan readiness.

Tampa's DeSoto Elementary School, with the aid of the Solid Waste team and Mayor Jane Castor, is developing a community garden to teach students about cultivation and sustainability.

Tampa police arrested a 25-year-old man on 100 counts of child pornography possession after a cyber-tip led to an investigation.

Tampa's forecast includes sun, high humidity, and scattered storms, with temperatures reaching mid-90s Fahrenheit and high heat index values. Moderate chance of showers persists.

Hillsborough County is calling for nominations for the 2025 Youth Excellence and Achievement Awards (YEA! Awards) to honor outstanding students for leadership, overcoming adversity, and community service. Nominations are open until August 15.

Charlotte County's RSAOD amendment, Application TCP-24-04, has been delayed at the applicant's request for further refinement after concerns were raised at a meeting.

Tampa has progressed on paving projects, increasing road resurfacing by 25%, with over 26 lane-miles done by April. The city aims to enhance driving experiences and infrastructure.