Tampa International Airport introduces TSA's "Families on the Fly" program, offering dedicated security lanes for families with children to streamline the screening process.

Charlotte County reminds residents of local government office closures for Labor Day, with online services and utilities running as usual. Some parks and pools will be open for recreation.

Tampa's economy is thriving, ranking #2 among mid-sized U.S. cities for growth, with a 43% GDP increase and a 38% rise in resident income since 2019. New business applications surged by 71%.

A Michigan fugitive, Daniel Ray Partee, was arrested in Tampa for a 2023 homicide after being on the run, thanks to a citizen's tip-off and police collaboration.

Florida's FDOT orders removal of street murals in Tampa Bay area, risking infrastructure funding and sparking debate over art and politics in public spaces.

Isaac James was honored by Charlotte County Economic Development as an August 40 Under 40 recipient for his contributions to local culture and economy.

Heavy rainfall caused a spill of 10,880 gallons of wastewater in St. Petersburg, with crews vacuuming 8,000 gallons and the rest reaching Canal #4. Cleanup and sanitization followed.

A New Port Richey woman was charged with murder after a man died from an acid attack. Initially charged with attempted murder, Chuanying He's charges were upgraded post-victim's death.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find missing 15-year-old Cayson Jinks last seen in Lutz, asking the community to report any information.

Tampa Fire Rescue welcomed 14 new firefighters from recruit class 25-02, who will strengthen the city's emergency response team after completing rigorous training.

A woman in Lakeland was charged for a fatal hit-and-run after an investigation linked vehicle debris and surveillance to her car, and she admitted involvement to detectives and her employer.

Hillsborough County's final mosquitofish giveaway aims to reduce mosquito populations, coinciding with health education on mosquito-borne diseases following a dengue case.

Residents of The Morgan in St. Petersburg face water shut-off due to unpaid bills by the landlord, Lurin Real Estate Holdings. Despite some payment towards the debt, residents remain skeptical about long-term maintenance after experiencing neglect.