The Tampa community mourns a 16-year-old girl killed in a shooting on North 12th Street; police are investigating the connections between the individuals involved.

Hillsborough County seeks a BOCC Representative for HART. Applicants must be county residents, registered voters, and complete a financial disclosure. Applications are due by February 4, 2026, and can be submitted online or by mail.

Hillsborough County celebrates its 192nd anniversary, reflecting on its growth from a small population to a bustling region with major events like Super Bowl XVIII and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Super Bowl XXXVII win.

Hillsborough County is hosting a community health fair offering free groceries and health services on Jan. 24 at the Lee Davis Community Resource Center.

Pinellas Park Police gifted a bike to a local fifth grader in need, demonstrating their commitment to community service and fostering connections with residents.

Polk County, Florida, is hiring an air conditioning refrigeration mechanic, offering a $1,000 sign-on bonus, four-day work week, and benefits including an employee gym. Certification is required or must be obtained within six months.

Safety Harbor residents can join local law enforcement for "Coffee with a Cop" on January 22nd to engage in casual conversation and build community relations.

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.