The City of Tampa is seeking a Project Architect, advertising the role on social media, detailing responsibilities including planning, contract negotiations, and design work.

Manatee County announces holiday schedule changes including office closures on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day, altered waste collection, park operation, recreational facility hours, and modified public transportation services.

Sheriff's Hispanic Advisory Council members visited Brandon Senior Center, distributed goodies, and engaged in a cultural exchange, receiving crafts and treats in thanks.

Officer Demarcus Smith of Plant City won the Olin S. Wright Lodge #79 – Officer of the Year award for his service, and he's set to join the Criminal Investigations Division.

The article describes the weather forecast for Tampa, predicting clear skies and warm temperatures, with highs in the 70s to low 80s, according to NWS.

The City of Tampa has appointed four dedicated employees to directorial positions and has hired a new city attorney, demonstrating a commitment to internal talent advancement.

A St. Petersburg man was arrested by Pinellas County Sheriff's Office on child pornography charges, following an investigation into online distribution of illicit images.

Charlotte County officials have announced changes to the South Gulf Cove lock schedule for the holiday season, with extended hours on New Year's Eve and unmanned operations on Christmas Day.

Charlotte County seeks volunteers for various advisory boards, with positions open on units like the Barrier Island Fire Service. Volunteers must meet residency requirements.

Manatee County adopted its first Strategic Plan, emphasizing cohesive community growth and outlining core goals including land management and public safety. Implementation begins in 2026, with public input encouraged.

Tampa police are investigating the homicide of James McClendon Jr., found in an East Tampa lot with upper body trauma. The public is urged to provide any details.

Tampa Police Department named Reserve Officer Craig Jorden as December 2025's Community Policing Officer of the Month for exceptional engagement and service.

St. Petersburg partners with faith organizations to build affordable housing on church land, becoming the first to codify "Yes in God's Backyard" into law, while ensuring inclusivity and religious site preservation.