Charlotte County Community Services is hosting a free Family Field Day on Oct. 11 at Harbor Heights Park, with activities for all ages such as obstacle courses and relay races.

Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office has launched an online form for residents to report traffic issues, aiming for a more efficient complaint process.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 16-year-old Evan Smith, last seen on September 10 in Holiday, with a description provided, urging public assistance.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office promotes responsible pet ownership, advocating for adoption and spaying/neutering. They introduced Ford, a friendly dog seeking a home, exemplifying their commitment to animal welfare.

A Toyota Prius was caught speeding at 106 mph on the Suncoast Parkway by the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office. The driver, Anthony Montoya, was arrested for reckless driving.

Hernando County Sheriff's Office is seeking Joslyn A. Schicchi for charges including felony theft and drug offenses, announced via social media. She's on probation violation with no bond.

Governor DeSantis spoke at a 9/11 memorial, stressing the importance of remembering heroism and discussed civil discourse after Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Charges against ex-USF coach Jim Leavitt for domestic battery and other offenses were dropped due to insufficient evidence.

Six suspects were arrested in Polk County following a hit-and-run that killed a 21-year-old man and subsequent attempts to hide his body. The suspects, undocumented immigrants, face multiple charges, including felonies that may lead to deportation.

St. Petersburg Fire Rescue hosts "Frappuccinos with Firefighters" for community engagement on fire safety and hurricane preparedness at a local Starbucks.

PETA offers a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who abandoned a dog with its feet tied in Hillsborough County.

Efforts are ongoing to locate Sandra Linen, a 66-year-old woman missing from Port Richey, with the Pasco Sheriff’s Office seeking tips from the public.

Tampa's Fix-it-Fast initiative marks its fourth year, successfully repairing nearly 18,000 potholes and improving street signs and pavement issues, with plans for increased paving budget.