Pinellas County Sheriff's Office celebrated its 32nd annual Ride And Run With The Stars event, raising $80,000 for the Christmas Sharing Project, providing toys and clothes to over 200 families.

Pinellas County law enforcement conducted a DUI Wolf Pack operation to curb impaired driving, resulting in 36 criminal charges including 16 DUIs, and 233 traffic citations.

Manatee County seeks volunteers for its Environmental Lands Management and Acquisition Committee to help oversee local environmental policy, land purchases, and conservation efforts.

Manatee County library system introduces free streaming with Kanopy for cardholders, offering movies, documentaries, and TV shows accessible via app or website.

Hillsborough County guides residents on proper holiday recycling, emphasizing correct items for blue carts, clean/dry materials, and free community drop-off locations.

Sheriff seeks help to find Jamar Edwards, wanted for domestic battery by strangulation and false imprisonment, using "WARRANT WEDNESDAY" on social media.

Tampa residents warned of heavy traffic due to holiday events on December 20, with multiple festivities and road closures planned throughout the city.

Charlotte County government offices will close from Dec. 24-26, 2025, for the holidays, affecting the availability of public services during that period.

Hillsborough County honored family caregivers in November with events to provide support and resources, highlighting their vital contribution to the community.

Tampa is set to enjoy a sunny day with highs near 74°F and light breezes, after a humid morning. The stable weather will continue into the workweek, with a slight chance of showers on Thursday.

The Fair Oaks Community Center opens in East Tampa, featuring a vast array of facilities such as an indoor basketball court and a teaching kitchen, marking a $34.7-million investment in local recreational amenities.

Heritage Village Museum & Park in Pinellas County launches "The Power of Place Oral History Initiative" to digitally archive local personal histories for future generations. Participation is free and open to all.

Eleven individuals were indicted for stealing over two million dollars from COVID-19 relief funds and face charges of wire fraud, with potential 20-year prison sentences per count.