Human remains found in Lutz, Florida, led to a death investigation by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, with no signs of trauma reported on the female body found.

Two suspects are detained after a Nokomis shooting; the event is considered isolated with ongoing investigations, and the third suspect's status remains undisclosed.

Tampa's forecast includes sun and storms with highs in the mid-90s, heat index reaching 102, and a 60% chance of rain, mainly after 4pm. This pattern is expected throughout the week.

Tampa's weather forecast predicts high heat, humidity, and frequent thunderstorms, with temperatures and heat indexes reaching potentially over 100 degrees and a mix of sun and daily showers or storms.

Tampa's forecast includes high humidity with daily afternoon thunderstorms and showers, and temperatures up to 96 degrees.

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue celebrated the graduation of new paramedics from the HCC Paramedic Program, recognizing their dedication and readiness to serve the Tampa Bay community.

A multi-county Florida chase, spurred by a Manatee County robbery, ended with a submerged car and suspects evading capture despite search efforts by FHP and sheriff's offices.

Brooksville citizens can attend a Housing Authority meeting on August 19, 2025, at City Hall for local housing discussions, with ADA accommodations available upon request.

The Rotonda Circle bridge in Rotonda West will be closed for rehabilitation from Aug. 11 to Sept. 25, with detours in place. Travelers should expect delays and exercise caution.

Federal inmate care at Hernando County Detention Center is now costlier with the rate increasing from $75 to $116 per day, boosting annual revenue by $2.2 million.

Hillsborough County considers safety upgrades for Apollo Beach Boulevard, such as adding sidewalks, bike lanes, and new turn lanes, alongside public engagement initiatives.

Midway Boulevard in Charlotte County will have intermittent lane closures Aug. 11-14 for Lumos Fiber's underground installation. Extra travel time advised.

Pinellas County's Urban Forestry launched an Adopt-a-Tree program in Lealman to improve the area's low tree canopy by offering free trees for planting on local properties, with environmental and community benefits highlighted.