St. Petersburg extends sandbag distribution hours, including second Saturdays, to aid residents' hurricane preparation efforts, with provisions for those unable to fill their own bags.

Pinellas County increases its Home Repair Program funding to $75,000 as a forgivable loan for eligible homeowners to fix critical elements like roofs and AC systems.

Tampa's forecast includes sunshine and storms, with highs near 92 degrees and heat index values up to 103. The National Weather Service predicts a 60% chance of rain today and scattered showers throughout the week.

A woman was arrested for inciting a riot at a skate center in Brandon, with her husband also detained on an unrelated traffic charge. Social media was cited as a factor in the events.

Daniel Gonzalez pleaded guilty to illegal firearm and ammunition possession. His DNA tied him to a New Year's Day shooting in St. Petersburg. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

Two men died when their Piper PA28 crashed into a lake shortly after taking off from North Palm Beach County Airport. The NTSB is investigating the incident.

Florida's Lt. Gov. Nuñez announces a $80 million budget to aid veterans, including building a new nursing home.

Devaris Lemain Simmons was convicted for firearm possession as a felon and faces a minimum of 15 years in prison. His DNA matched that on a gun found in his car during a March incident.

Tampa Police seek help to find an armed robbery suspect from a July 2nd incident at an Econolodge. No injuries were reported. The suspect is described as a white male with distinctive clothing.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office conducted a DUI and BUI enforcement initiative, resulting in 32 DUI arrests and one BUI arrest over the holiday weekend.

The article outlines Tampa's weather forecast, predicting a humid week with increasing chances of isolated thunderstorms and high temperatures, providing details for each day.

A suspect was arrested for injuring a deputy during a traffic stop in Hillsborough County, along with an accomplice and the suspect's girlfriend, who allegedly helped them.

Albert Ayala pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession and may face 15 years in prison after his girlfriend died being ejected from his car on I-4. His DNA linked him to the weapon and vehicle.