The 31st Annual Tampa Police Memorial Run kicks off Saturday at 8 a.m. in Lykes Gaslight Park. Hosted by the Tampa Police Department, the event honors fallen officers and celebrates the city’s shared commitment to safety and remembrance.

The Tampa Police Department held Faith & Blue, a community-building event with local faith groups, featuring engagement activities and aiming to strengthen neighborhood safety and relationships.

The final phase of the Fair Oaks Recreation Complex overhaul marks a significant step in East Tampa's revitalization, with a new 33,000 square foot complex soon to offer diverse facilities.

Tampa Police arrested a 59-year-old suspect, Louis Jules, for a fatal shooting on El Portal Drive that left two dead. The arrest occurred within eight hours of the incident.

Tampa's forecast includes mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, high 80s to 90 degrees, with isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms and easterly winds.

Centennial Park pool in Charlotte County will be closed on October 4 for the “Fit For Life” Senior Games and will reopen to the public at 1 p.m. Contact Leah Williams for more information.

Charlotte County will hold a Public Safety Coordinating Council meeting on October 13, inviting the public to discuss public safety issues, including jail statistics, at the Charlotte County Justice Center.

A new "Scaling Your Business" workshop, aimed at helping local entrepreneurs grow their businesses, will be hosted by the Florida SBDC at FGCU and the Charlotte County Economic Development Office.

Hillsborough County neighborhoods receive awards for their resilience and community efforts after Hurricane Milton, with finalists for the 2025 Neighborhood of the Year Award announced.

Tampa prepares for a busy Saturday with multiple events including a concert, soccer game, and festivals, causing traffic alerts and parking challenges.

Cass County Sheriff seeks help finding missing teen Kairi Maier from Galveston, IN, last seen September 29, 2025.

A 12-year-old from River Ridge Middle School was arrested for making written threats to kill, but there is no ongoing threat to the school community, as stated by the Pasco Sheriff’s Office.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office announced a free food distribution event in collaboration with local charities, aimed at fighting food insecurity, happening at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.