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.

Three people were arrested in Tampa following a DUI crash where a pedestrian was severely injured; two others charged for battery and resisting arrest.

Florida K9 officers honored fallen police dogs at a memorial ceremony, adding eleven bricks, including one for retired K9 Taz from the Tampa Police Department.

A Hillsborough County deputy shot and killed grandmother Rosamond Brookins after she had shot her daughter and confronted officers with a gun. The incident involved a response to reports of domestic violence and a subsequent negotiation failure.

Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office arrested 43 in a two-day crackdown, seizing drugs and firearms, including fentanyl, cocaine, and meth. High-profile arrests were made.

Two men were arrested in Hernando County for trafficking fentanyl and other drugs. Corey Burleigh had 73.1g of fentanyl, while Troy McClure was caught with 1g. The bust marks a step in combating local drug trade.

Hillsborough County is evaluating pedestrian safety improvements for Apollo Beach Boulevard, including sidewalk upgrades and lane changes, with community input sought at a public Open House event and online engagement.

Charlotte County Transit offers a free Saturday-only park and ride service to Englewood Beach starting May 31.

Post-storm damage in Pinellas County has left some parks with limited access to amenities, but repair efforts are underway, with full restoration expected by the year's end.

Tampa Police Department increases patrols to deter impaired driving and boating for Memorial Day weekend with Operation Zero Proof, aiming for zero DUI incidents.

Tampa's waste collection schedule will change due to Memorial Day, affecting both residents and businesses. Regular service will resume on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.

Kenna Hubai honored as Charlotte County's "40 Under 40"; recognized for her impact in economic development, cemetery management, and community service as a public works manager and veteran.

Dave Bullock was appointed Interim City Manager of Sarasota, set to start May 27, after Doug Jeffcoat’s short tenure. Bullock has extensive administrative experience in the local government.