Carlos Calderon of Clermont pled guilty to bank fraud conspiracy, facing up to 30 years in prison, for his part in a scheme using fake paystubs to secure loans.

Hillsborough County seeks a GIS Project Manager with planning and asset management expertise, offering a salary range of $68,286 to $119,537 annually.

Hillsborough County's Mosquito Management Services celebrates 75 years, highlighting its collaboration with USF for advanced, community-involved mosquito control.

A Polk County man was charged with animal cruelty after six malnourished horses were found on his property, one of which died despite veterinary care.

The National Weather Service reports showers and thunderstorms for Tampa, with a sticky 87% humidity and mild northeast winds at 5 mph. A 50% chance of rain after 2pm, and 100% on Monday.

The Bayou Court Apartments in St. Petersburg celebrate their grand opening, offering affordable housing for school employees and local workers, in cooperation with city and county governments.

Operation Restore Justice led by the FBI, with DOJ collaboration, arrested 205 offenders and rescued 115 children from sexual abuse in a five-day nationwide sweep.

Convicted felon Jamal Dixon received a nine-year prison sentence for possessing a stolen firearm and drugs, following a Tampa law enforcement operation.

A Tampa man with a criminal record since 2009 is sentenced to 17+ years for firearm possession and violating release terms, including involvement in an attempted murder and robbery.

A 13-year-old from Polk County is working towards Eagle Scout by raising funds for a training tool for the PCSO that simulates the impact of being shot.

Tampa Bay Area faces a wet week with high chances of showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures around 90 degrees, says the National Weather Service.

Juliana Rivera joins Polk County Sheriff's Office as Public Information Officer, tasked with enhancing communication with the community leveraging her background and bilingual skills.

Sidewalk repairs are causing lane closures on Loveland Boulevard between Agar Avenue and Altman Avenue from May 7 to 9, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Detours are provided.