The DOH-Hillsborough warns of high concentrations of red tide in Tampa Bay, advising against swimming and harvesting local seafood due to health risks. Residents with chronic lung conditions and pet owners are urged to take precautions.

Hillsborough County is set to conduct an aerial mosquito control operation on November 2, covering 120,288 acres to address the post-Hurricane Milton mosquito surge.

Hillsborough County reports a fourth dengue fever case, contributing to Florida's 50+ cases this year. Residents are urged to prevent mosquito breeding and protect themselves from bites.

The family of Otis Adams Jr. has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Boar's Head and Publix, claiming Adams died from listeriosis after consuming their products.

Pinellas County and the FWC are monitoring low to medium Red Tide levels, warning of respiratory irritation and advising on reporting fish kills and handling dead fish.

Health officials report a rise in dengue fever in Pasco County, with two local cases. The PCMCD is increasing mosquito control efforts to mitigate the disease's spread.

A deadline looms for Aetna and HCA Healthcare to resolve a dispute over rates in Florida, risking out-of-network status for 48 HCA hospitals for Aetna plan holders.

Hillsborough County has declared August as Black Business Month and has focused on mental health services, emergency services, and public safety in recent meetings.

The Florida Department of Health provided safety guidelines to address health concerns after Hurricane Debby, including mosquito control, well water testing, hygiene practices, and safe cleanup procedures.

The article discusses back-to-school anxiety in families, highlighting its universality, signs, and coping strategies, including Hillsborough County's online initiative, Mindful Mondays.

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline has surpassed 10 million interactions, with significant growth in text-based help and resources expanded for diverse groups including Spanish speakers and LGBTQI+ youth.

The FTC and FDA are warning companies against selling THC products mimicking kid's snacks, citing illegal activity and health risks; some companies have responded, and legal actions may follow.

The Tampa Pet Resource Center temporarily closed due to a canine influenza outbreak, shifting operations and staff to prevent the virus's spread while undertaking thorough facility cleaning.