Tampa sets safety restrictions post-Hurricane Milton and provides updates through a dedicated webpage as damage assessments are underway. Mayor Castor emphasizes the city's focus on public safety and recovery.

Hillsborough County prepares for potential flooding due to Hurricane Milton, with flood watches and warnings issued, including a hurricane warning for all areas and storm surge warnings for coastal regions.

Hillsborough County is preparing for Hurricane Milton by ensuring water and sewage systems are secure and advising residents on conservation and emergency supplies.

Polk County government offices extend closures through Friday, Oct. 11, with services set to resume Monday, Oct. 14. The BoCC meeting is rescheduled for Oct. 14 at 9 a.m.

Hurricane Milton prompts the Tampa Convention Center to close on October 8-9, with potential extended closures.

The Florida Department of Emergency Management provides charter bus services to emergency shelters for Hillsborough County residents during an emergency.

Hillsborough County declares a local emergency due to Tropical Storm Milton, completing preparations to protect residents and potentially secure federal aid.

Hillsborough County unveils a new shade structure over pickleball courts at Northlakes Sports Complex, equipped with lighting and seating, enhancing the playing experience.

Hillsborough County has announced solid waste collection services resuming Saturday post-Hurricane Helene, with potential delays in areas with water or debris. Residents must follow waste guidelines; excess debris can be taken to county facilities.

Hurricane Helene prompts Pinellas County to close barrier islands and major causeways due to storm surge and flooding dangers, with residents experiencing significant disruption.

An off-duty deputy was seriously injured by a wrong-way driver on the I-275 Skyway Bridge. The suspect, driving under the influence, was apprehended after colliding with the deputy's vehicle.

Pinellas County orders mandatory evacuations due to Hurricane Helene, with conditions deteriorating and storm surges expected to reach up to 8 feet. Officials urge evacuation from Zone A and mobile homes by noon Thursday.

Former deputy Pablo Rios Hernandez faces child molestation charges; the Hillsborough Sheriff urges more victims to report.