Dunedin's Multi-agency Resource Center (MARC) opens to aid in hurricane recovery, offering services from FEMA assistance to basic necessities catered by various agencies.

Tampa Police Department held a final roll call to end their intense hurricane deployment period, celebrating efforts and transitioning back to regular duties.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather and rising temperatures for Tampa, Florida, with clear nights and consistent northeast winds throughout the week.

Alireza Baradaran Rafii from Tampa faces an indictment for naturalization fraud and making false statements about his Iranian military service during his U.S. citizenship process.

TECO has restored power to 97% of customers in Tampa Bay after Hurricane Milton, using over 6,000 workers to replace infrastructure and continues working on complex outages.

Tampa is tackling the clean-up of hurricane debris with expanded Solid Waste Department efforts, aiming for a 90-day completion despite strained resources and competition for hauling services.

West Campbell Road in North Lakeland is closed for two weeks due to the failure of a sanitary sewer lift station after Hurricane Milton, requiring emergency infrastructure repairs.

Withlacoochee River flooding closes part of US-301 in Hernando County, prompting evacuations and an emergency road creation. Emergency services warn of response delays.

The boil water notice has been lifted for St. Petersburg and surrounding areas post-Hurricane Milton, but remains in effect for Gulfport, as they continue to ensure water safety.

Hillsborough County launches the first Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) to help hurricane-affected residents with recovery services at the Town ‘N Country Regional Public Library.

Hillsborough County residents affected by Hurricane Milton can now apply for assistance through FEMA, which provides various aid programs to help with recovery.

Governor DeSantis and top officials outline Florida's response to Hurricane Milton, detailing power restoration efforts and the availability of a 24/7 assistance hotline.

The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office provides high-water vehicles for resident transport due to flooding from Hurricane Milton, with services centered at an old Bank of America building.