Hillsborough County issues a heat advisory for July 20, urging residents to stay indoors, drink water, and monitor those at risk for heat-related illnesses.

Hillsborough County released its 2024 water quality report, detailing testing results and efforts to supply safe drinking water to 725,000 residents. The County conducted over 34,000 tests, ensuring water meets safety standards.

A new historical marker in Tampa Heights honors the Buffalo Soldiers, African American Army battalions vital to post-Civil War America, who faced racial tensions before deployment to Cuba in 1898.

Hillsborough County commemorated the 35th anniversary of the ADA by declaring July 26 as Americans with Disabilities Act 35th Anniversary Awareness Day.

Charlotte County is hosting a free REC2U Splash Back to School event on Aug. 9 at McGuire Park Splash Pad, featuring water activities and a food truck.

The upcoming board meeting in Port Charlotte will address new member appointment, updates on local services, and funding. The event is open to the public for community engagement.

Charlotte County announced the closure of Dalewood Street and Harbor Avenue intersection for pipe work on July 21, advising drivers of detours and possible delays.

Charlotte County's upcoming week features several government meetings on local governance issues such as land use, water management, infrastructure, public services, and budgeting.

The Centennial Park pool in Port Charlotte will close on July 25 at 3 p.m. for a swim meet, reopening on July 28. Contact Kevin Trowbridge for rescheduling needs at 941-764-4102 or email.

Upcoming cleaning at South Gulf Cove Lock will lead to schedule changes and potential delays for boaters from July 21-25, with openings only on the hour.

Charlotte County's Community Services Director, Tommy Scott, joins the NACPRO board, enhancing the community's influence in national parks and recreation discussions.

Dunedin's new Citizen Flood Quiz helps residents assess their flood knowledge and preparedness. Available online through year-end, the quiz supports city efforts to build community resilience.

Tampa's Healthy Homes Program granted Nicole Johnson, a single mother, nearly $100,000 for essential home renovations, including safety upgrades and aesthetic improvements.