15-year-old Julia Schultz, missing since April 4, has been found safe; details on her condition or whereabouts during disappearance were not disclosed.

A water line break has closed the O'Hara Drive and Fallon Circle intersection in Charlotte County, with no estimate for reopening; detours are in place.

Tampa Bay residents protested against Trump and Elon Musk, criticizing their administration's governance and policies, and rallying for checks and balances.

A man died in a vehicle crash after losing control on a ramp from I-275 to I-75 in Florida; he was ejected from his Toyota Tacoma. The cause is under investigation.

The NCAA Women's Final Four is set for its fourth event at Tampa's Amalie Arena, celebrated by the Hillsborough County Board with a special proclamation for April 3-6, 2025.

Tampa's weather this week includes sunny days with highs up to 92 degrees, a chance of showers and thunderstorms starting Monday, and cooler, clearer conditions towards the week's end.

Indiana's INDOT will close 56th Street in Lawrence for reconstruction starting April 15 for about 45 days, affecting local traffic and access to businesses.

Under "Operation Pop-Top," the Polk County Sheriff's Office in Florida arrested a store clerk for selling alcohol to a 17-year-old cadet in a sting operation.

An individual was fatally shot in Zephyrhills, Pasco County after an argument escalated. The shooter fled, and the investigation is ongoing with no public safety threat reported. Authorities seek information.

Charlotte County is hosting "Sam and Charlotte's Underwater Adventure" with activities for all abilities, featuring Milo, a sign language-using character, to promote inclusivity.

Charlotte County Economic Development launches a "Featured Veteran" series to showcase veterans like James Jerome, who serves the community in the financial sector, highlighting their continued contributions to local growth and prosperity.

Charlotte County Utilities is conducting emergency wastewater pumping on Beacon Drive, advising drivers to be cautious around the construction zone until further notice.

St. Petersburg launches the Community Canopy Initiative to plant 1,000 trees, starting with a tree giveaway on April 19, including educational aspects and planting supplies.