Pinellas Park hosts Clean Up Day on September 13, offering residents free disposal of household and yard waste at various sites, but not hazardous materials or electronics.

Pinellas County Deputy Cameron Churchill received an award for dedication to drugged driving enforcement at the 2025 MADD Florida Symposium focusing on combating impaired driving.

Manatee County, Florida, is progressing with the Pearce Drain Improvements project to enhance stormwater management and mitigate flooding, with updates shared on social media.

Dunedin, Florida, celebrated the 90th birthday of marine biologist Dr. Sylvia Earle, honoring her contributions to marine science and inspiration for the Florida Gulf Coast Hope Spot.

There will be intermittent lane closures on Lavilla Road and Scott Street from noon to 2 p.m. for Creek Engineering to obtain road core samples. Drivers are advised to plan for delays and heed detour signs.

Ralph Gerken, an 89-year-old with dementia, was safely located after being reported missing from Clearwater. His discovery was aided by community and police efforts on social media.

The City of Dunedin, Florida expressed gratitude to local workers and volunteers on Labor Day, highlighting their significant contributions to the community.

Florida Highway Patrol investigates a death at the South Skyway Fishing Pier after finding a deceased person in a vehicle, closing the pier temporarily. Details remain undisclosed.

Tampa Police investigate a shooting death on E Citrus Circle; identity and cause of death are undetermined, and the incident appears targeted. Public assistance is requested.

The NWS forecast for Tampa, Florida predicts sunny skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms, high humidity, and temperatures reaching the low 90s.

Manatee County, Florida, has established a Legislative Affairs division to improve government efficiency and transparency, aiming to enhance communication with state and federal partners.

Sewer repairs at 78th Ave and 59th St in Pinellas Park will cause detours and delays for three weeks starting September 2nd, according to a city Facebook post.

The Largo Police Department reminds the public to plan sober rides during Labor Day, supporting the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign to prevent DUI incidents.