Tampa is planning Boom by the Bay for July 4th, with festivities across the city and a focus on local neighborhoods. Officials emphasize transportation options due to expected crowds.

A sudden storm near Anclote Key, Florida sank at least ten vessels, leading to the rescue of 42 people by multiple agencies, with one requiring medical evaluation.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal shooting in Tampa that resulted in one man's death after a disagreement led to gunfire.

Brian Leona Boggs was arrested in Maryland for assaulting an elderly tram driver in St. Petersburg after a year-long search by police and U.S. Marshals.

A repeat offender was arrested in Winter Haven after fleeing a traffic stop, leading police on a high-speed chase, and crashing into another vehicle. He faces charges including armed drug trafficking and firearm possession by a felon.

Mexican national Juan Martinez sentenced to four months for passport fraud, using a fake birth certificate to obtain and renew a U.S. passport, and voting illegally in presidential elections.

Hernando County sets Special Master Hearings for code violations, inviting public participation and providing accommodations for individuals with disabilities.

A woman and six children were hospitalized after their car ran a red light and flipped in Pasco County, Florida, ejecting the children. The other vehicle's driver had minor injuries. The crash is under investigation.

Tampa's weather forecast predicts a mix of clear skies and storms with high humidity and temperatures, including a 60% chance of thunderstorms and showers later today.

A forklift accidentally fell into Tampa Bay's waters, but was successfully recovered with no injuries, showcasing local authorities' swift action and preparedness.

Tampa faces a hot, stormy week with afternoon showers and thunderstorms forecasted. Highs will reach the mid-90s with a consistent chance for precipitation and potential for high heat index values.

Charlotte County Public Works offers free sandbags at three locations starting June 23, 2025, for hurricane season preparations. Residents must bring shovels to fill their own bags.

A child was hospitalized following a near-drowning in Wesley Chapel; an accident without suspected foul play, according to the Pasco Sheriff's Office.