The Tampa Convention Center is installing a new LED display at its Franklin Street entrance, with some pedestrian adjustments during the construction period from January 19-25.

A Lakeland man was arrested for allegedly using his company credit card for personal expenses totaling $2,179.61, facing charges of scheming to defraud and grand theft.

Broadway star Alexis Carra returns to Tampa for a performance at NTPAC, sharing personal experiences through songs from hit musicals and duets with local artists.

Tampa is hosting its first "Rooted in Tampa: Tree Town Hall" to discuss urban forestry, educate residents on tree care, and present the city's tree canopy analysis.

Construction at The Masters Ave and Bourneside Blvd in Manatee County is in the cut-and-fill stage, potentially causing traffic delays. The project aims to improve traffic flow.

Palm Shores Boulevard is closing overnight for railroad repairs, from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m., starting January 14. No detours are provided; officials urge residents to plan ahead.

Matthew McElroy is appointed as Charlotte County's fire chief and public safety director, bringing over 20 years of experience, including a naval background and roles within the county's Fire & EMS.

The Downtown Clearwater Development Board is seeking a new member to aid in the city center's economic and redevelopment efforts, with applications due by January 23, 2026.

"Hillsborough County launches a new series 'Animal Control: Unleashed' highlighting the daily work of their Animal Control team in protecting animals and humans."

Hillsborough County seeks an experienced water resources engineer with a PE license, offering $89,044 to $156,020, to manage infrastructure projects and improve community services.

Tampa is completing its Green Spine Cycle Track, expanding it to 3.5 miles to enhance cyclist safety and promote sustainable mobility, targeting a late summer 2026 finish.

Manatee County seeks four individuals to oversee Infrastructure Sales Tax spending as part of an advisory committee, ensuring taxpayer money is used effectively.

Tampa's Stormwater team continues routine maintenance of the city's drainage systems, preparing for the rainy season, with their work highlighted on social media.