The Country Thunder Festival is moving to Tampa in 2025, with a lineup featuring Blake Shelton and other top artists, at Raymond James Stadium from May 2-4.

My Chemical Romance announces a 2025 tour, including a performance of "The Black Parade" at Raymond James Stadium, with tickets on sale on November 15.

The Florida Strawberry Festival in Plant City announces its 2025 lineup, featuring acts like Lauren Daigle and Lynyrd Skynyrd, with tickets on sale December 12.

A Gulfport man won a $2 million prize from the Florida Lottery, opting for a lump sum payout of $1,280,000. The winning ticket was purchased at Gulfport Market.

Shawandra Nichols won a $1 million prize from the Florida Lottery with a scratch-off ticket purchased at a Clearwater Walmart, choosing a $640,000 lump sum payout.

Comedian Bert Kreischer is hosting BERT AID, a benefit show at Ruth Eckerd Hall for Hurricane Helene victims, with proceeds going to Metropolitan Ministries.

Isabelle Turner, 57, from Tampa won $1 million from a Florida Lottery scratch-off game and chose a lump-sum payment of $640,000. The ticket was purchased at a Publix in Gainesville.

The 'Labor of Love' event by Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center offers fee-waived pet adoptions and goodie bags to encourage adopting pets from their over-capacity shelter.

The New Tampa Performing Arts Center announces its annual Fall Festival, featuring a variety of performances and interactive experiences from September 12-15, such as a free showing of 'Aladdin' and an 'instrument petting zoo.'

Clearwater promotes paperless billing with a Visa gift card sweepstakes for residents enrolled in or switching to online payments from August 1 to October 31, 2024.

The article announces "Hello Hillsborough," a new podcast by Hillsborough County, featuring community topics such as school and hurricane preparedness.

Lauryn Hill and The Fugees have canceled their U.S. tour, including the kick-off in Tampa, leaving fans puzzled and seeking explanations. Ticket holders are receiving refunds, but no official reason has been given for the cancellation.

Tampa celebrates its 137th birthday with historic-focused events, including talks by City Council Member Charlie Miranda and Fred Hearns, Tampa Bay History Center's curator.