Tampa is experiencing a hot week with high temperatures reaching into the mid-90s and scattered thunderstorms, with chances of rain varying throughout the days.

Clearwater's guide details how individuals, non-profits, and businesses can save money and the environment through sustainable practices like energy efficiency and resource management.

Florida's new "Pam Rock Act" enforces strict regulations on dogs deemed dangerous to enhance public safety, with measures like secure enclosures, mandatory muzzles, and sterilization.

Pasco County's 4-H Program is hosting an Open House on August 19, 2025, to showcase how kids can learn various skills, including leadership and community service.

Englewood Beach's parking will be partially closed for maintenance from July 28th, affecting the south lot and circular drop-off until July 31st. Pedestrian access remains open at Chadwick Park.

Pellam Boulevard's northbound lane will have closures due to Irby Construction's underground power work from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting Monday, and drivers must follow detour signs.

Darin Farrow was arrested for stealing tools and cabinets from a Habitat for Humanity home in St. Petersburg, FL.

A Lakeland detective, Michael Hayes, was arrested for falsely reporting a crime after claiming juveniles vandalized his SUV, which he later confessed was likely damaged by his own child.

Tampa's forecast includes showers and thunderstorms, with a high humidity and heat index reaching up to 104. The NWS predicts a 70% chance of rain, with fluctuating probabilities throughout the week.

Brandy and Monica add Tampa to their "The Boy Is Mine" tour, featuring guests Kelly Rowland, Muni Long, and Jamal Roberts, with tickets on sale July 25.

FEMA and Florida's Division of Emergency Management review an application for Hazard Mitigation Grant Program funding, ensuring compliance with environmental and societal standards.

A Missing Child Alert was issued for 2-year-old Aniyah Woods from St. Petersburg, Florida, who's been missing for two months. Authorities seek public assistance.

A new historical marker in Tampa Heights honors the Buffalo Soldiers, African American Army battalions vital to post-Civil War America, who faced racial tensions before deployment to Cuba in 1898.