Hillsborough County announces the 2nd Annual Skyway Family Fun Day with games and activities for all ages, aiming to bolster community spirit post-hurricanes.

A 78-year-old woman in Odessa flipped her Range Rover into an apartment complex's A/C units after failing to stop and hitting a van. Both drivers sustained minor injuries.

A teen boy was shot and killed in Tampa, prompting a police investigation for the suspect. The victim died from upper body injuries after the shooting on Hillsborough Lane.

Timothy Gipson Jr. was arrested for a violent robbery in St. Petersburg, where he assaulted and robbed a 65-year-old woman, later pawning the stolen rings.

Hillsborough County commissioners are set to discuss the removal of fluoride from the county's water supply, following Florida Surgeon General's advice and concerns about its impact on children's IQ.

The Michelin Guide is set to evaluate restaurants in St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Palm Beaches, and greater Fort Lauderdale for star ratings in 2026, highlighting Florida's growing culinary reputation.

Two were arrested in Town 'N' Country after a domestic dispute led to gunfire, with one bullet hitting a neighbor's home. Officers found firearms and charged both individuals, including charges for firing a gun and battery.

Hillsborough County officials announce the temporary closure of a section of County Road 39 in Lithia for CSX railroad crossing maintenance, advising detours via East Keysville Road and Lithia Pinecrest Road.

Tampa's skyline features a new 28-foot sculpture "Open House," reflecting community aspirations with over 300 local street names incorporated into its design.

Keysville Road in Lithia will close for rail crossing repairs from January 29 to February 1. Detours via CR 39, SR 60, and Turkey Creek Road are available.

Tampa's chilly weather is subsiding, with forecasts predicting sunny and warmer conditions towards the week's end, with highs in the low to upper 70s.

Hillsborough County extends state of local emergency due to Hurricane Helene's aftermath until February 3, allowing continued response and recovery efforts.

Tampa mobilizes a major clean-up effort following the Gasparilla Parade, with city departments and volunteers including Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful working to remove trash and recycle beads to protect the environment.