Charlotte County is starting its Summer Reading program on May 31 with kickoff parties at three libraries, offering registration, entertainment, and activities for families.

A Riverview High School teacher was arrested for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a student. Investigations began after tips were received by the sheriff's office.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle in Pasco County, Florida; FHP is investigating the incident involving a 58-year-old man and a 30-year-old driver.

Hillsborough County hosts a meeting to discuss flood issues and gather residents' feedback to shape future mitigation efforts, with an ongoing online survey for additional input.

The South Gulf Cove Lock will have limited operation due to cleaning from May 19-23, opening once hourly until 5 p.m. Manual operation is available post 7 p.m.

Lemon Bay Sunrise Rotary Park in Englewood reopens on May 16, with some areas still under repair, including restrooms, the canoe/kayak launch, and part of the pier.

Honduran man pleads guilty to identity theft and fraud, faces up to 12 years in U.S. prison, highlighting concerns over employment verification systems.

One man was shot dead in Seffner, prompting a homicide investigation by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. The unidentified victim was found with a fatal gunshot wound, and the suspect remains at large.

Sex offender Kevis Andre Spires, born on July 31, 1980, has been sentenced to 30 months for failing to report an email and social media account, and vehicle information as required by Florida law.

A man was found shot dead in Seffner, prompting a homicide investigation by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. Witnesses are urged to come forward with information.

Evacuated residents of South Beach III Condos in Clearwater are returning home after a severe structural crack prompted their displacement. Some restrictions remain for units directly above the affected column.

Tampa begins construction of the Green ARTery, a 22-mile trail to connect neighborhoods and parks, focusing on pedestrian and cyclist safety as part of the Tampa MOVES Plan and Vision Zero initiative.

Hillsborough County lifted its burn ban due to recent rainfall and better weather, allowing for controlled burns in both incorporated and unincorporated areas, but urges continued fire safety vigilance.