St. Petersburg Police arrested four men for trying to meet minors for sex during Operation Spooky Surprise, where detectives posed as teenagers online.

The St. Petersburg Police CALL program is nominated for an award for advancing mental health support and has successfully handled most incidents without police.

Charlotte County residents are invited to attend a Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting on November 5th to discuss parks, camps, swim lessons, and economic impact.

Charlotte County Utilities Department is experiencing issues with their customer service phone line, urging customers to use email or online resources for assistance.

Hillsborough County Extension Service offers November courses on sustainability, tree care, edible landscaping, water conservation, and financial planning.

Tampa's Small Business Navigator celebrates its 2nd anniversary, having assisted nearly 850 businesses, including That's Wat'Sub shop's post-hurricane recovery.

Naya Young won the District 5 Tampa City Council runoff with 60.97% of the vote, as reported by WFLA News, defeating Thomas Scott. She campaigned on unity and community-focused initiatives.

Teen taken into custody for bringing an unloaded gun and injuring administrators at Strawberry Crest High School.

Latanya Rowe was arrested for boarding a school bus, cursing at a student, and causing a delay; later, she and her daughter caused a disturbance at a school.

Five men convicted of murdering 4-year-old Suni Bell in Tampa are to be sentenced. They face mandatory life sentences for first-degree murder and additional charges.

Tampa's forecast predicts mostly sunny weather with highs near 79 degrees, transitioning to partly cloudy skies with a slight chance of showers. Temperatures will remain pleasant, with lows around 56 degrees Thursday night.

CCPS earned the Excellence in Business Award for its innovative, future-focused workforce development initiatives, aligning education with industry needs.

Pinellas Sheriff's Teen Citizens Academy concludes, providing firearm safety, forensics, and law enforcement understanding to youths. Graduates received certificates, and new applicants are invited for the spring.