Hillsborough County is carrying out controlled burns at two nature preserves today, with certain trail closures at the Lower Green Swamp Nature Preserve. The burns promote ecological health.

The National Weather Service reports showers and thunderstorms in Tampa, Florida, with high heat index values and persistent chances of rain throughout the week.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find Robert Moore, wanted for failure to appear for multiple charges, and promotes "Warrant Wednesday" to enhance community engagement.

Charlotte County is hosting a Hurricane Readiness Webinar to prepare businesses for the upcoming hurricane season, featuring experts from various organizations.

The Charlotte County Commission will have a workshop on June 17 to discuss local projects and issues, including hurricane dashboards, solid waste fees, and Community Redevelopment Agency updates, without public input.

Charlotte County received a Gold Healthy Workforce Designation from Cigna for its comprehensive wellness initiatives, highlighting its focus on holistic employee health.

Hillsborough County residents can influence the allocation of a $709 million HUD disaster recovery grant related to hurricane damage through a series of public meetings.

Tampa's Water Department is switching its disinfection process from chloramine to chlorine from June 9 to the end of the month, as part of routine maintenance to ensure water quality.

Mason Ridge road in Town and Country has reopened after being closed due to a downed telephone pole, with local police providing updates via social media.

Authorities in Florida investigate a double homicide after finding two people shot dead; their son, Nicholas Kirchner, was arrested in Georgia, where he confessed to the killings.

Pinellas County is looking for new members for its Construction Licensing Board, including various construction trade professionals, a consumer representative, a fire official, and a South County Building Official.

The Florida Society for Ethical Ecotourism and UF/IFAS are hosting educational webinars on sustainable travel and conservation in Florida from June to November.

Tampa Water Department will temporarily switch from chloramine to chlorine disinfection from June 9-30, affecting taste and odor for some neighborhoods.