The Tampa Convention Center Garage was named the "2024 Innovative Facility of the Year" by the National Parking Association after substantial upgrades.

Tampa International Airport expects a surge of nearly 80,000 daily passengers during Thanksgiving week, with overall estimates predicting over 1 million travelers. Delays have been minimal despite potential record-breaking crowds.

The NWS Tampa FL forecasts a stretch of pleasant weather with sunny skies and temperatures reaching the low 80s by Thanksgiving, starting with a high of 68 degrees today.

The National Weather Service in Tampa warns of high rip currents through Friday that could affect several coastal counties and advises swimming near lifeguards.

A Hillsborough County man filed a class action lawsuit against Netflix over streaming issues during the Tyson-Paul fight, alleging breach of contract and deceptive practices.

St. Pete Beach residents are protesting significant delays in the post-hurricane permit issuance process, with over 1,000 permit requests in backlog causing economic and emotional stress.

The National Weather Service warns of potential coastal flooding and high rip current risk in multiple Florida counties, with safety advisories in place.

A gas leak in Tampa caused by construction equipment damaging a pipeline led to a shelter-in-place order and road closures, including the area around North 30th Street. The local Tax Collector's office closed as TECO and Tampa Fire Rescue respond.

The Tampa area can expect a sunny day with a high of 84 degrees and a 50% chance of evening thunderstorms. Overnight, more storms are likely with a low of 70 degrees. The weather should clear up with cooler temperatures by Wednesday night.

The first dog-friendly cruise by Cruise Tails and Expedia Cruises is set to depart in 2025 from Tampa, offering activities and services for dogs and their owners.

Clearwater police seek a suspect in a shooting that left a man dead and a woman injured after a dispute involving the woman's son. The suspect is still at large, and authorities are calling for public assistance.

FEMA seeks multifamily rental properties in Pinellas County to house people displaced by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, offering aid for necessary repairs through their MLR program.

A storm debris disposal site in Pinellas County will close on Nov. 17, nudging unincorporated residents to seek alternative options or wait for county collection.