A software distributor was convicted for trafficking in illicit Microsoft COA labels and faces up to five years in prison, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

A Sarasota man was arrested for child neglect after police found his three kids living in squalid conditions, with the home filled with garbage and smelling of gasoline.

The 32nd Annual Ride & Run With The Stars event, hosted by Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, will take place on December 6, 2025, for charity and community building.

A student at Strawberry Crest High School was arrested for bringing a gun and knife to school, resisting a search, and attempting to grab a deputy's weapon.

St. Petersburg has achieved a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index for the 12th year in a row, showcasing its commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusivity.

A new exhibit in Tampa, "Rising Voices: Creative Works by Hillsborough County Youth," showcases student art, starting with photography from Blake High School students who participated in Riverfest.

Manatee County Commissioners passed a curfew for those under 16 to enhance safety, restricting movement late at night, with some exceptions for work, school events, emergencies, or when with a guardian.

Tampa's forecast indicates sunny days with high temperatures around 84 degrees and comfortable nights around 61 degrees, with light winds and low humidity.

Charlotte County Economic Development Office is hosting a free networking event for entrepreneurs on December 9, 2025, in Port Charlotte, to foster local business connections.

Hillsborough County commissioners keep Ken Hagan as Board Chair for 2025-2026 and appoint Commissioner Christine Miller as Vice Chair; roles on various committees are assigned with few changes.

Tampa integrates One.network technology for improved traffic management, enhancing holiday travel safety and efficiency with real-time updates on the city's website.

Tampa lauded for LGBTQ+ support by the Human Rights Campaign, excelling in equality measures including non-discrimination laws and inclusive city services.

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue is celebrating the addition of 33 new firefighters from diverse backgrounds, including graduates from the Specialized Training for Emergency Professionals program.