Hillsborough County seeks a Senior GIS Analyst specializing in Public Utility data, requiring expertise in ArcGIS Pro, cartography, and spatial analysis, with a salary range of $56,451 to $77,646.

The Pellam Boulevard bridge in Charlotte County is scheduled for rehabilitation, causing weekday lane closures from Jan. 12 to Feb. 27, overseen by Villa-Fuerte Construction.

Shauna Brown is appointed as the new Event Manager at the Tampa Convention Center, bringing over ten years of experience from Edlen Electrical Exhibition Services.

The Bruton Memorial Library in Plant City is hosting "Crochet Buddies," a free crochet program on Tuesdays in January for ages 9+. Space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

A suspect who fled a traffic stop in Spring Hill was caught, following a search with K-9 units as the Hernando County Sheriff's Office coordinated with the public for assistance.

A 61-year-old man, Mark Prutsman, was arrested by the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office for Lewd & Lascivious Exhibition after allegedly watching pornography in a park in view of minors.

Hillsborough County is seeking nominations for the Theodore Roosevelt Hillsborough Forever Conservation Award, honoring local environmental stewardship.

Tampa's forecast includes patchy fog, sunny days with highs around 76-79°F, and mild evenings throughout the week, with temperatures slightly cooling by Sunday.

Florida's Lt. Gov. Jay Collins visited Hillsborough County Fire Rescue Station 20 to show support and learn about their operations, aiming to bridge public service and government.

Tampa's forecast includes sunny days with potential evening storms and temperatures ranging from 67 to 76 degrees.

The City of Dunedin Florida - Government advised residents on proper recycling practices during the holiday season to reduce waste and environmental impact.

Charlotte CARE Center to serve as a cold weather shelter amid freezing temperatures in Charlotte County, with pre-registration required by calling 941-627-4313.

Tampa Fire Rescue has replaced old fire engines with new 2025 Pierce Saber Engines at two stations, enhancing their emergency response capabilities with the latest firefighting technology.