Two Tampa individuals were indicted for reportedly impeding a federal officer during a July HSI investigation; they face up to eight years in prison if convicted.

The City of Tampa honors Mary Bryan, retiring after 63 years, with a celebration on August 1, highlighting her impactful career and service across 11 mayors and numerous roles.

Peachland Blvd in Charlotte County will have lane closures for power pole installations by Irby Construction, with detours planned during construction hours.

Punta Gorda Charlotte Library is set to host a Bicycle Safety Day on August 16, featuring safety presentations, a kids' obstacle course, and free helmet fittings.

The Tampa Bay Rays supported Charlotte County's youths by donating camp scholarships, with their mascot Raymond presenting the check at Centennial Park.

Hillsborough County invites neighborhoods to apply for the 2025 Neighborhood Awards by Aug 22, celebrating improvements in health, safety, and engagement, with a $500 prize and a chance to be named Neighborhood of the Year.

Austin Allen Rhinesmith was convicted in Florida for not reporting a change of address as a sex offender and sentenced to three years by the Department of Corrections.

The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory for west central Florida due to heat index values up to 109 degrees, advising precautions against heat illnesses.

Officer Jordan Laupert of Tampa Police was shot in the leg and is recovering; a suspect later found with a self-inflicted wound is believed to have been the shooter.

The City of Tampa's Summer Youth Internship Program is addressing the skilled labor shortage by offering high school interns hands-on training in trades such as plumbing and mechanics.

Honduran national Elmer Modesto Rodriguez Amador pleads guilty to aggravated identity theft and faces a two-year prison sentence. He used forged documents to bypass the E-Verify system for employment.

Charlotte County advises drivers of a Dorchester Street lane closure due to Irby Construction's work on power infrastructure, causing potential delays.

Charlotte County Utilities is warning customers of imposters using 'spoofing' to steal personal data through fake calls claiming to represent the utility service.