The City of Dunedin, Florida, celebrates "Be Nice to a Bug Day" by promoting the importance of bees to the ecosystem and agriculture via a Facebook post and suggests ways to protect these crucial pollinators.

Clearwater invites residents to apply for two spots on the North Greenwood CRA Advisory Committee, with a focus on redevelopment and community representation. Applications are due by August 20, 2025, for a term starting October 1, 2025.

Tampa residents expect a rainy week with high temperatures, thunderstorms, and a 90% chance of rain on Tuesday, and continued precipitation through the weekend.

Northbound right lane of Coral Creek Bridge on Gasparilla Road will be closed July 16-18, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. for sidewalk repairs by ERS Construction.

Tony Mulkey becomes Dunedin's new Parks and Recreation Director, bringing experiences from Tampa, including managing parks and organizing major events.

An audit has uncovered significant flaws in Monroe County Social Services' grant management, leading to a $2 million shortfall and planned overhauls by officials.

The Dunedin Community Center is promoting a range of activities for community fitness and engagement, including fitness classes, cultural programs, and childcare services.

St. Petersburg launched a marine science camp in partnership with USF to educate middle schoolers, mixing academics with real-world environmental problem-solving.

The NWS forecasts scattered thunderstorms and high humidity in Tampa, Florida, with temperatures in the mid-90s and chances of rain increasing next week.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find sex offender Victor Bennett, 64, who has failed to report his whereabouts and comply with registration requirements.

Tampa Police found a stolen Jeep linked to recent auto burglaries and credit card fraud. A suspect with sleeve tattoos remains at large, with several offenses traced back to June 2025. The public is urged to help locate the individual.

The Punta Gorda Charlotte Library teams up with the local fire department to offer a non-certification CPR training on August 5, 2025, including a free informational booklet.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find 51-year-old Patricia Foord, missing since May 10 in New Port Richey. She has blonde hair and green eyes. Tips can be reported to their Non-Emergency Line or online.