Hillsborough County neighborhoods receive awards for their resilience and community efforts after Hurricane Milton, with finalists for the 2025 Neighborhood of the Year Award announced.

Hillsborough County offers online classes on cancer prevention and diabetes management, including cooking tips and meal planning, as part of their health-focused holiday season initiative.

The Tampa Convention Center won the Stella Award for Best Convention Center in the Southeast for the third year.

Tampa Police Department invites the community to the fourth annual National Faith & Blue event on October 4 for building relationships with law enforcement.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office announced a free food distribution event in collaboration with local charities, aimed at fighting food insecurity, happening at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.

Hillsborough County offers free youth counseling services without insurance requirements, covering issues like anxiety and depression. Call (813) 264-3807 ext. 53108 to start.

Commissioner Tal Siddique is holding a Town Hall at the Central Library in Bradenton on Wednesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The event, relocated to accommodate more attendees, invites residents to discuss community concerns and projects.

Pinellas County Jail is transitioning to fully remote visitations starting September 30, allowing for extended visitation hours and the ability to schedule visits or initiate them on-demand via computer or smartphone.

South County Regional Park Pool in Punta Gorda closes for a swim meet on September 27 morning, reopening at 1 p.m.

Centennial Park Pool in Port Charlotte will be closed to the public on Sept. 27, 2025, for a swim meet, reopening Sept. 28. Contact Leah Williams at 941-613-3232 or [email protected] for more info.

Hillsborough County's Active Life Games for seniors start Sept. 29, featuring a range of events and an opening ceremony at the Barksdale Senior Center.

Pasco County Fire Rescue's Special Operations teams underwent intensive Hazmat training with propane to enhance their emergency response capabilities, ensuring readiness and safety for the community.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office collaborated with local organizations to distribute free food to approximately 230 families in Lacoochee, demonstrating a commitment to community service beyond law enforcement.