Tampa Police are investigating a homicide after finding a man fatally shot on E Citrus Cir. They suggest the incident was not random and involved known parties.

East Columbus Drive in Hillsborough County will close September 3-5 for CSX track repairs and road work, urging commuters to use detours like MLK Jr. Blvd or SR 60. Traffic apps have been updated to reflect the closure.

A woman in Seffner, Florida, was hospitalized after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The incident is under investigation by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. No further details are currently disclosed.

Pasco County Fire Rescue launches its Mobile Integrated Health Program to provide proactive, in-home healthcare and improve community health outcomes.

Josue Castaneda-Castro was arrested in Polk County for disrupting a train and resisting arrest, facing several charges including battery on a law enforcement officer.

Tampa's Howard F. Curren Advanced Wastewater Plant is getting a $200 million renovation with further $80 million upgrades planned to improve its nitrogen removal and other systems.

Two brothers, Joseph and Jason Sibold, were arrested in Winter Haven for aggravated assault after a dispute involving threats with a gun over ATV riding.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office warns of hurricane-related scams, advising residents to be cautious of fraudsters posing as officials and offering tips to recognize and avoid such scams.

Chasco K-8 in Pasco County enacted controlled campus status due to a false report of a weapon on school grounds; no threats were found by the Pasco Sheriff's Office.

The NWS Tampa forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms disrupting the mostly sunny weather, with fluctuating probabilities of rain throughout the week.

The Tampa Police Department will welcome 32 new officers, including graduates and experienced individuals, at a ceremony with Mayor Castor and Chief Bercaw.

Citrus County LCB is holding a public meeting for transportation planning on September 11, highlighting the importance of community engagement in mobility issues.

The Hernando County TDLCB is set to discuss transportation issues at a public meeting on September 11th, focusing on approving minutes and annual reports.