Tampa residents can expect sunny and warm days with highs in the 80s, with a slight chance of showers on Monday, and temperatures slightly cooling by Thursday.

Pinellas County and Keep Pinellas Beautiful seek volunteers for a cleanup at Cross Bayou Canal and Joe’s Creek on Nov. 8, with canoes available and lunch provided.

Polk County Fire Rescue marks 20 years of its Proactive Diversity Recruitment and Training Program, helping economically disadvantaged residents pursue public safety careers with free training and wages.

A man in Tampa stole a fire engine outside a hospital, leading to a police chase and a hit-and-run collision; he was arrested and faces multiple charges.

Hillsborough County's Pet Resource Center faces cat overcrowding and seeks community help for adoptions and support, highlighting benefits of adult cats and a Working Cats Program.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis supports infrastructure projects to reduce road congestion in Central Florida, including new express lanes on I-4 and a truck parking facility, as part of his Moving Florida Forward initiative.

Pasco Sheriff's Office reports that Rosalee Colon, the missing 16-year-old from Bayonet Point, has been found safe.

Pinellas County Sheriff's Office invites the public to a K-9 team graduation at England Brothers Park, highlighting the dogs' skills and offering a meet-and-greet.

Hillsborough County's Pet Resource Center is facing unprecedented cat overpopulation, hosting 352 cats with resources for 56, and is seeking community help with adoptions.

The National Weather Service predicts increasing clouds and a slight chance of showers in Tampa today, with highs near 88°F and light winds. The week ahead looks mostly sunny and warm.

Tampa, FL, will have sunny days with highs in the mid-80s and mild evenings, according to the National Weather Service forecast ideal for outdoor activities.

Tampa is expecting large crowds for multiple events on October 18, leading to traffic and parking challenges downtown. Residents are advised to use alternative transportation.

Christopher Dimastrantonio, known for theft, is back in custody with multiple charges, including new narcotics offenses, and without bond. After his initial arrest, further charges from Maine for probation violations were discovered.