Pinellas County Sheriff's Office revealed a new system for family reunification during crises, including portable command posts, tracking software, and trained volunteers, to streamline chaos management.

Hillsborough County officials prepare residents for an active hurricane season, offering an emergency notification system and resources for safety planning.

New Life Village opens a sports complex with various recreational facilities, funded by Hillsborough County, aiming to enhance the lives of its community members.

The Port Charlotte Library will host a free event on June 19 discussing the infamous Barbara Mackle kidnapping, with historical ties to Charlotte County, as detailed by Charlotte County.

The Tampa Police Department memorialized Captain Samuel J. Carter, killed in 1905, on their Facebook page, reflecting on the dangers faced by law enforcement.

The Third Annual Mega Dog Adoption Event in Tampa Bay will occur June 6-8, featuring over 300 adoptable, vaccinated, microchipped dogs with fees waived.

Charlotte County parks' restrooms will be closed for cleaning from June 2 to 6, with portable toilets provided.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office conducted routine dive team training at Buford Spring Trailhead and informed residents not to worry about the increased law enforcement presence.

The Tampa Police Department collected thousands of cereal boxes to fight child hunger in summer, partnering with Neighborhood Watch, Walmart, Amazon, and others for the "Cereal for Summer" initiative.

Tampa General Hospital provided an "Advanced Airway" course to 20 Tampa Fire Rescue paramedics, focusing on difficult and pediatric airways, with training given by Aeromed flight medics.

Hillsborough County has opened a third Goodwill donation site to increase sustainability efforts and reduce waste, with 2,300 items collected shortly after its launch.

Hillsborough County advises pet owners on summer safety, stressing the importance of ample water, cool environments, and proper grooming to prevent overheating and heatstroke.

Edward Medard boat ramp will close on June 9 for an indefinite period due to the reservoir's partial drawdown for testing by the Southwest Florida Water Management District. Canoes and kayaks can still access the water.