Dontrey Lynch Webster was arrested for not completing his sexual offender quarterly reregistration as required by his 2015 sexual battery conviction. He claimed to have forgotten and is now held without bond.

The NWS Tampa forecasts a mix of sun, clouds, and chances for showers and thunderstorms with high temperatures nearing the mid-90s for Tampa approaching the weekend.

An alleged wage dispute at a Tampa construction site escalated into violence when Rajache Greenlee reportedly fired at his former boss's head and robbed a residence, resulting in his arrest on multiple charges.

The Hillsborough County calls for nominations for the YEA! Awards recognizing leadership and service in youths. Nominations are open until August 15, 2025.

Prescribed burns are planned at Blackwater Creek and Cockroach Bay Nature Preserves by Hillsborough Conservation & Environmental Lands Management, impacting local trails. For details, contact their office or Todd Pratt.

Hillsborough County will close most offices for Juneteenth, affecting services like waste collection. Parks will remain open, but libraries and recreation centers will be closed. Emergency services for water and animal control are available.

Tyler Kuhn of Port Charlotte faces federal charges for producing and sharing child sexual abuse material with a maximum 50-year prison sentence if convicted.

Portable solar-powered charging stations provided by HCFR-OEM proved invaluable during Hurricane Milton, offering connectivity and power in disaster-hit areas.

A Tampa woman was arrested for threatening violence at a cigar lounge and possessing firearms after being asked to leave for bringing in outside alcohol.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms for Tampa, Florida, with high temperatures and varying rain chances over the next days.

Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is hiring LPNs for correctional healthcare, offering a $3,000-$5,000 bonus, loan forgiveness, and a distinctive work schedule.

The New Port Richey Police Department partners with FDOT to improve road safety through increased enforcement and education as part of the ELEE program.

Court lights at Harold Avenue Regional Park are out for repairs, affecting evening games. Monty Rodriguez is the contact for inquiries on the project, which currently has no clear end date.