The forecast for Tampa shows varied weather, with sunny skies transitioning to potential showers and thunderstorms, then clearing again by week's end.

A judge ruled against MV Realty, barring the enforcement of their controversial 40-year Homeowner Benefit Agreements in Florida and halting fee collection.

A man in a wheelchair was shot dead in Zephyrhills; his identity is undisclosed. Residents are distressed, and the local community is seeking answers and justice for the incident. Authorities are asking for public assistance in the investigation.

Expect traffic delays near Tampa Convention Center during the Gasparilla Volleyball Kickoff tournament, from February 15-17, with peak congestion at the beginning and end of each day.

Tampa's Hispanic Advisory Council is giving 'Canastas de Amor' to seniors on Valentine's Day, offering essentials to economically challenged elderly residents.

An 83-year-old woman, Carol Spezzano, died after being hit by a car in a Publix parking lot in Dunedin; the driver, Mary Canfield, 71, was backing up at the time.

Hillsborough County's Rapid Response team offers curbside pickup for bulky items in Clair Mel areas, facilitating neighborhood cleanup and preventing code violations.

Three individuals were indicted for running a theft ring targeting luxury vehicles in Florida, potentially facing up to ten years in prison if convicted.

The Kass Circle Sidewalk Festival in Spring Hill, scheduled for February 22, will offer local food, shops, and community resources from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Christopher Switlyk was convicted of transferring assets to avoid government seizure, with a prior money judgment of over $4 million still owed. He faces up to 10 years in prison, with sentencing set for May 2025.

Tampa expects over 100,000 visitors for multiple events, including the Illuminated Knight Parade. Road closures start at 2 PM Saturday, with alternative transport advised due to heavy traffic.

The 2025 Neighborhoods Expo in Hillsborough County offers community engagement and local government education on March 1, featuring exhibits and door prizes.

In Hernando County, deputies increased their presence for a stolen vehicle investigation, leading to an arrest, with updates and the arrest announced on the Sheriff's Office Facebook page.