The National Weather Service predicts a sunny Valentine’s Day with a high of 81 degrees in Tampa, but evening may turn cloudy with potential fog after midnight.

Hillsborough County extended the application deadline for its Self-Employment Workshop Program to February 20, providing additional time for potential entrepreneurs.

Traffic advisory for intermittent lane closures on Peachland Boulevard between Harbor Boulevard and Kensington Street from February 16-20 due to underground power line installation.

Polk County Sheriff's Office disrupted two drug trafficking organizations, arresting 51 people and seizing fentanyl, meth, weapons, and cash in Central Florida.

Pasco Sheriff seeks 13-year-old Josiah Ramos, last seen near Tampa Downs Boulevard, Wesley Chapel on February 12. He is 5'2", weighs 120 lbs, with brown hair and eyes, and was wearing a tan hoodie and blue jeans. Public asked to report sightings.

Glen Booth Jr., 35, was sentenced to 18 years after being tied to fentanyl and methamphetamine sales in Hillsborough County.

Gasparilla returns to Meridian Fields April 10–12 with Mt. Joy, Two Friends and Gov’t Mule headlining a stacked, multi‑day lineup. Tickets and VIP packages are available now.

Manatee County will renovate the park at Martha B. King Middle School, adding sports courts, a playground, new sidewalks, and improving parking and stormwater systems, while enhancing the landscape with native plants.

A Weeki Wachee man faces DUI and hit‑and‑run charges after deputies say his red Tahoe fled a crash on Commercial Way; one driver was hospitalized.

Glen Booth Jr. was sentenced to 18 years for trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl, following a Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office investigation.

Ziggi’s Coffee filed plan‑review paperwork for a drive‑thru at 3114 Hueland Pond Blvd in Wesley Chapel, joining other new retail and housing projects in the area.

Plan-review filings suggest Clark’s Coffee House is headed to 3875 Central Ave in St. Petersburg; the owner was not immediately reachable and no opening date is listed.

Yumsem Eats is moving from Fletcher Avenue to a Bruce B Downs storefront near USF, according to plan-review filings and the chain’s website. The company lists the new unit as "coming soon."