Tampa's forecast includes heat, humidity, and a daily chance of thunderstorms, with temperatures expecting to peak at 94°F and a heat index up to 103. Evening winds may calm, but the risk of rain persists.

Officer Lenard Cox from St. Petersburg Police Department spent time reading to preschoolers, engaging with them, and gave them graduation gifts to foster early positive relationships with law enforcement.

Mixed sunshine and storms expected in Tampa, with high near 94°F and a 40% chance of rain. Evening showers may dissipate, with a low around 76°F. Similar patterns continue through the week.

Chief Bercaw was honored with the 2025 Fort Brooke Soaring Eagle Award, and the Andrews family was recognized for their community impact, both accolades highlighting local contributions in Tampa.

Hillsborough County announces closures and service changes for Memorial Day, including no solid waste collection for unincorporated areas and various county facility closures.

Tampa's Parking Division earned the prestigious APO status, signifying adherence to best practices in customer service, professional development, sustainability, and access management.

Hillsborough County invites public feedback on their Balm Boyette Scrub Preserve management plan to guide the stewardship of its ecosystems and facilities.

Hillsborough County promotes pool safety through Safe Pools Day Tampa Bay, with officials checking pool compliance and addressing the high risk of drowning, especially for children, as summer and hurricane season approach.

A suspect was arrested for a shooting in Ruskin that injured three juveniles, with Sheriff Chronister highlighting the quick and effective response of law enforcement.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather with rising temperatures for Tampa, FL, including highs in the low 90s and minimal chance of rain.

Charlotte County has announced schedule changes for Memorial Day, affecting government offices and facilities. Services and recreation options vary, with some closures and others remaining open.

A Winter Haven teen, Dwaine Anthony Sharpe, Jr., was arrested for armed robbery and dealing in stolen property after a botched Facebook Marketplace sale in Wesley Chapel.

The Manatee County Public Library System has launched a mobile app that allows patrons to access services, manage accounts, and download content directly from their smartphones.