Tampa's weather forecast includes typical hot and humid conditions with intermittent showers and thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon, throughout the week.

A domestic dispute in Tampa led to a shooting, killing a man and seriously injuring a woman; all involved knew each other, and there's no public threat.

The Tampa Police Department received 300 LifeVac devices to help in choking emergencies, with training underway to equip each patrol car for immediate use.

The Hillsborough Board of County Commissioners celebrated Asian/Pacific American Heritage in May 2025 and extended a local utility agreement, updated towing regulations, and supported Feeding Tampa Bay's fight against food insecurity.

Hillsborough County celebrates May as Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, reflecting on the historical and cultural contributions of Asian-Pacific Americans in the region.

Tampa's South Howard Flood Relief Project causes division among locals over potential disruptions, despite the city's aim to resolve long-standing flooding issues with new drainage systems.

Tampa Police and Rise Tampa host a kids' fishing clinic with over 100 participants expected, aiming to teach fishing skills and strengthen community bonds.

Charlotte County seeks volunteers for advisory roles on sales tax spending, transportation for the disadvantaged, and environmental issues, with applications due July 14 for a vote on August 4, 2025.

Pups Pub in Tampa is closing after losing a legal dispute with the Florida Department of Health over its dog-friendly policy. The state court ruled that the health department can prohibit non-service animals in food service venues.

Hillsborough County expects to receive over $709 million from HUD for storm recovery, and is seeking public input on fund allocation through hearings and online engagement.

The Port Charlotte Library will host a free event on June 19 discussing the infamous Barbara Mackle kidnapping, with historical ties to Charlotte County, as detailed by Charlotte County.

The Tampa Police Department memorialized Captain Samuel J. Carter, killed in 1905, on their Facebook page, reflecting on the dangers faced by law enforcement.

The Tampa Police Department collected thousands of cereal boxes to fight child hunger in summer, partnering with Neighborhood Watch, Walmart, Amazon, and others for the "Cereal for Summer" initiative.