The article discusses Tampa's weather forecast, predicting fluctuating conditions with heat and chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week.

Kaiden Goodwin, a 10-year-old boy who was missing, has been found safe, according to the Pasco Sheriff's Office.

The Pasco Sheriff’s Office arrested 11 unlicensed contractors in a sting operation, highlighting the risks such workers pose to consumers and emphasizing the importance of proper licensing.

Tampa Police seek public help identifying two linked to an unsolved incident near Ybor City on Dec 17, 2024. They encourage tips via their Facebook page or Crime Stoppers.

Gulfcoast Eye Care agrees to a $615,000 settlement for allegations of Medicare and Medicaid fraud involving unnecessary trans-cranial doppler ultrasounds and kickbacks.

Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis and First Lady Casey DeSantis appeared at a Tampa event with details initially undisclosed, sparking interest in their announcement.

Gulfport city council plans a second vote on a smoking ban on public beaches, excluding unfiltered cigars. Previous attempts failed in court, but local officials are optimistic and cite environmental concerns as a driving factor.

An 18-year-old is charged with first-degree murder for stabbing an 81-year-old man over 100 times at a Polk County facility. The accused, recently released from a mental facility, allegedly had auditory hallucinations prompting the attack.

A high school teacher was arrested for giving a student Kratom, leading to a medical emergency. The incident has sparked discussions on educator responsibility.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather with rising temperatures for Tampa, FL, including highs in the low 90s and minimal chance of rain.

Traffic lights on Roosevelt Blvd N in St. Petersburg were out, prompting police to advise treating intersections as 4-way stops. They've since been repaired.

Charlotte County has announced schedule changes for Memorial Day, affecting government offices and facilities. Services and recreation options vary, with some closures and others remaining open.

Charlotte County is starting its Summer Reading program on May 31 with kickoff parties at three libraries, offering registration, entertainment, and activities for families.