Tampa patrol cars are now equipped with AEDs, thanks to a partnership between local hospitals, corporate sponsors, and the Tampa Police, aiming to enhance response to cardiac emergencies.

St. Petersburg Fire Rescue celebrated the promotion of 12 personnel, recognizing their dedication and impact on the department's strength and professionalism.

Military veterans played 22 hours of hockey at an annual event to raise awareness and funds for veteran suicide prevention and mental health initiatives.

Pinellas County revises North County reclaimed water restrictions, allowing residents to irrigate twice a week, based on address number, avoiding 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., to conserve water and save on bills.

A senior couple, Esther and Wayne Devilbiss, renewed their wedding vows at Hillsborough County's Adult Day Care, celebrating nearly 60 years together.

Hernando County opens a new splash park with 32 features and a 5,000-gallon recirculating system, free for the community, with festivities planned for its grand opening on July 9, 2025.

Hernando County and the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 3760 will conduct a collective bargaining session on June 27, 2025, open to the public.

Charlotte County received 31 NACo Achievement Awards for excellence in county government services, despite the recovery challenges from 2024's storms.

Governor Ron DeSantis assists in evacuating Americans from Israel amid conflict with Iran, using state-chartered flights. Coordination with Grey Bull Rescue is helping manage thousands of requests, focusing on residents and students from Florida.

Charlotte County has announced the opening of 77 new parking spaces at Englewood Beach, increasing total spots to 153. Northern area remains closed; beach wheelchairs available. Transit shuttle service is suspended.

Charlotte County is celebrating July as Park and Recreation Month, offering free pool access on July 19 and various daily activities to encourage community engagement and recognize park professionals.

Tampa Bay Sun FC's USL Super League win is celebrated with a boat parade, highlighted by the Tampa Police Department's participation and the local community's pride.

Hillsborough County has added SHERPS, tank-like amphibious rescue vehicles, to its Fire Rescue fleet, capable of navigating various terrains and assisting during disasters like Hurricane Milton.