Charlotte County experienced a decrease in water pressure affecting the western areas, with officials acknowledging the problem and working towards a resolution.

Pinellas County introduces GivePulse, a new digital platform to help streamline volunteer services. It simplifies signing up for opportunities and logging hours.

Hillsborough County is using mosquitofish giveaways to combat mosquito breeding, offering residents free fish for standing water sites after educational sessions.

The 11th Annual Open Doors Forum in Hillsborough County offers networking for entrepreneurs, focusing on M/WBE and SBE growth, with over 50 exhibitors present.

Charlotte County Community Development offices will close on April 23 for a countywide event; plan reviews and inspections continue, but no in-person services or calls.

Charlotte County's sea turtle nesting season begins May 1, with locals and tourists urged to respect the marked nesting sites and minimize disturbances to safeguard the hatchlings.

The NCAA Women's Final Four in Tampa donated 1.2 tons of goods to local schools and left a lasting community impact through fan festivals, literacy programs, and environmental efforts.

Centennial Park Pool in Port Charlotte is closed for public swimming from April 22-25 in the mornings for local swimming lessons, reopening each day at noon.

Hillsborough County provides five free skate parks, lessons for $5, a skate team, and multiple events, including the Best Shredder Contest and Go Skate Days.

The Dunedin City Commission has unanimously approved the restoration of the hurricane-damaged Dunedin Marina, focusing on design and permit acquisition for rebuilding.

Hillsborough County is holding public meetings to discuss flooding issues and gather community input for a comprehensive flood mitigation strategy, with various sessions scheduled and an online feedback platform open until May 19.

Hillsborough County's Extension Service organized a tour for military veterans and their spouses to explore diverse agricultural career opportunities, showcasing farming innovation and sustainable practices.

Hikers who completed at least eight trails in Hillsborough County's Hiking Spree have until May 31, 2025, to collect their rewards, including a medallion, patch, or dog bandana.