Northbound right lane of Coral Creek Bridge on Gasparilla Road will be closed July 16-18, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. for sidewalk repairs by ERS Construction.

Tony Mulkey becomes Dunedin's new Parks and Recreation Director, bringing experiences from Tampa, including managing parks and organizing major events.

Bridge maintenance on Placida Road's Buck Creek Bridge begins July 14, with daily lane closures until September 2, potentially affecting travel times.

Major pipeline project in South Hillsborough will bring road and lane closures until 2028; public meetings planned to inform residents of construction impacts.

Mechanical issues with the CSX railroad bridge over the Alafia River are preventing it from opening, disrupting marine traffic. Repair efforts are underway, with CSX coordinating with regulatory bodies.

A young male Florida panther was killed on I-75 in Pasco County, the first known such incident in the area, highlighting the species' vulnerability and conservation challenges.

The SBA offers financial aid to Florida's small businesses and residents affected by severe storms and a tornado, with loans for repairs and mitigation efforts.

Author Sherri Winston will speak at Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library in August about her middle-grade fiction work "President of the Whole Fifth Grade."

An audit has uncovered significant flaws in Monroe County Social Services' grant management, leading to a $2 million shortfall and planned overhauls by officials.

Davenport Elementary School in Florida, built in 1927 and recently renovated, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places and serves as a historic site in Polk County.

Monroe County may impose new regulations on temporary businesses like food trucks, with a public hearing set for July 16 to discuss amending permit terms to limit them to six months per property.

Hillsborough County is developing a Post-Disaster Redevelopment Plan with community input to enhance resilience and recovery from future disasters, supported by a $1.3 million DHS grant.

Hernando County plans a public hearing on July 22, 2025, to discuss a development settlement involving NVR, Inc., and other parties related to land near Cortez Boulevard and Oxley Road.